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The commission approved its prior minutes unanimously and used most of the meeting to set 2026 priorities, including accessible emergency communications, digital accessibility, outreach, transportation updates, and disability-focused events.
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The commission approved the November 2025 minutes without any dissent. Members then discussed what they want to focus on in 2026, including making emergency information easier to understand and use, improving website and digital access, and sharing city information more widely with residents with disabilities. They also raised transportation, accessible parking enforcement, inclusive programs, and possible outreach events such as Disability Pride Month activities. Staff reported upcoming website user testing, digital accessibility work, sidewalk repair progress, and a January 22 Point-in-Time Count for the unhoused community.
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