ADA Transition Plan

Enhancing Accessibility in the Town of Parker

The Town of Parker is committed to ensuring equal access to services, programs, and amenities for all residents, including individuals with disabilities. We continuously strive to remove barriers and create an inclusive community where everyone can fully participate.

Our Commitment to Accessibility

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), enacted in 1990, is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities. Title II of the ADA applies to state and local governments, including Parker, requiring accessibility in public facilities, transportation, recreation, social services, voting, and Town meetings.

ADA Audit & Transition Plan

In 2023, Parker partnered with Mile High Accessibility Consultants (MHAC) to conduct an ADA Audit and develop an ADA Transition Plan. This comprehensive self-evaluation assessed public facilities, programs, and services to identify and address potential accessibility barriers.

With MHAC’s guidance, we have reviewed our community’s accessibility and are developing strategies to enhance inclusivity. The findings from this process will inform the necessary improvements over the next decade.

Community Feedback & Next Steps

Public input is vital in shaping Parker’s accessibility initiatives. We invite all residents, particularly those with firsthand experience of accessibility challenges, to review and provide feedback on the draft ADA Transition Plan.

Please view our draft ADA Transition Plan.

The Town of Parker has already begun implementing improvements outlined in the Transition Plan and will continue these efforts in the coming years.

For questions or concerns, please contact the Risk Manager, Bryan Gentilini at bgentilini@parkerco.gov.