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COA Advances Building Access and Services

ConcordApr 21, 20261 min read

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The Council on Aging reported that its building ramp is scheduled to open May 27, with uneven side pavers to be repaired and an additional set of handrails installed.

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Council on Aging

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What this means

The ramp and related site repairs are intended to improve access to the Council on Aging building. The council is also assessing whether to replace one of its two vans and what wheelchair-access features are needed. After July 1, a shared public health nurse is expected to provide 15 hours per week to the COA.

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The building ramp is scheduled to open May 27; repairs to uneven side pavers and installation of additional handrails are also planned.
The COA is evaluating its van needs, including whether a smaller vehicle and wheelchair lift are appropriate; no purchase decision was reported.
Beginning after July 1, the shared public health nurse is expected to work 15 hours per week at the COA and 25 hours per week at Church Street.
The COA is awaiting bids on building signage and plans to work with the existing sign rather than install an entirely new one.
Charging stations for electric vehicles are planned at several locations, with the ownership and public-access status of one site still to be confirmed.

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