Attend public meeting tonight on accessibility of Ann Arbor parks

A bridge leads to a natural path in Ann Arbor's Gallup Park. (Meredith Bruckner)

ANN ARBOR – The city of Ann Arbor invites members of the public to its second community meeting on the Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan.

The meeting will be held tonight at Ann Arbor District Library’s downtown branch from 6-7 p.m. Those in attendance are asked to wear a mask per AADL’s current COVID-19 policies.

The city has developed a pin-map for community members to provide accessibility concerns or feedback. Within the tool, users can place a pin at the exact location they would like to report an accessibility barrier.

The map will close on Oct. 16. To see the map, click here.

Additionally, here’s a video that explains more about the Parks ADA Transition Plan.

Ann Arbor District Library’s downtown branch is located at 343 S. 5th Avenue.


About the Author:

Meredith has worked for WDIV since August 2017 and was voted one of Washtenaw County's best journalists in 2019 by eCurrent's readers. She covers the community of Ann Arbor and has a Master's degree in International Broadcast Journalism from City University London, UK.