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The Commission awarded three $1,000 scholarships and reported several accessibility improvements, including new accessible parking signs, picnic tables, and a repaired path. The commission also began planning a fall seminar for small businesses on ADA compliance and available resources.
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Three students—one from Innovation Academy Charter School and two from Chelmsford High School—received $1,000 scholarships each. Recent access improvements include repaired pathways, accessible picnic tables at Koulas Farm, and new accessible parking signs at Village Square and the Lowell General parking area. The commission plans to organize a daytime fall seminar to help Chelmsford small businesses understand accessibility requirements and resources.
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