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The Town of Parker offers a wide variety of services and amenities for a diverse population of residents. Our community includes a number of individuals with a disability, and it is important that we continue making progress toward providing equal access and opportunities for all of our citizens to take advantage of the same programs, services and activities.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), enacted in 1990, is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. Title II of the ADA specifically applies to state and local government agencies, including Parker. This includes making things like facilities, public transportation systems, recreation opportunities, social services, courts, voting and Town meetings accessible for all.
In 2023, the Town engaged with a consulting firm, Mile High Accessibility Consultants (MHAC), to conduct an ADA Audit and draft an ADA Transition Plan based on their findings. The intent of this self-evaluation was to review Parker’s entire public program, including all facilities on public property, identify any potential obstacles and remove these barriers for our residents and visitors.
With MHAC’s help, the Town performed a comprehensive evaluation to determine the extent of which individuals with disabilities may be restricted in access to our community. The ADA Audit and Transition Plan is significant in that it establishes our ongoing commitment to the development and maintenance of policies, programs and facilities that include all citizens. Findings from these efforts will help guide the planning and implementation of necessary modifications over the next decade.
Public input is crucial for the self-evaluation and transition plan process. The initial draft of the Town’s ADA Audit and Transition Plan was recently completed, and we are looking for feedback from all citizens, including those who have a vested interest in ensuring Parker is accessible.
The Town of Parker offers a wide variety of services and amenities for a diverse population of residents. Our community includes a number of individuals with a disability, and it is important that we continue making progress toward providing equal access and opportunities for all of our citizens to take advantage of the same programs, services and activities.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), enacted in 1990, is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. Title II of the ADA specifically applies to state and local government agencies, including Parker. This includes making things like facilities, public transportation systems, recreation opportunities, social services, courts, voting and Town meetings accessible for all.
In 2023, the Town engaged with a consulting firm, Mile High Accessibility Consultants (MHAC), to conduct an ADA Audit and draft an ADA Transition Plan based on their findings. The intent of this self-evaluation was to review Parker’s entire public program, including all facilities on public property, identify any potential obstacles and remove these barriers for our residents and visitors.
With MHAC’s help, the Town performed a comprehensive evaluation to determine the extent of which individuals with disabilities may be restricted in access to our community. The ADA Audit and Transition Plan is significant in that it establishes our ongoing commitment to the development and maintenance of policies, programs and facilities that include all citizens. Findings from these efforts will help guide the planning and implementation of necessary modifications over the next decade.
Public input is crucial for the self-evaluation and transition plan process. The initial draft of the Town’s ADA Audit and Transition Plan was recently completed, and we are looking for feedback from all citizens, including those who have a vested interest in ensuring Parker is accessible.
Thank you for your willingness to provide feedback to the Town of Parker. The scope of this survey extends only to the Town of Parker organization and includes Town-owned facilities and programs (services, events, parks, trails, etc.). The Town recognizes the importance of accessibility for the greater Parker area but does not have authority or responsibility over private business, schools and/or medical facilities (non-Town-owned facilities and/or programs). Please respond to these questions as they pertain to Parker’s municipal/government facilities and programs.