Littleton disability commission seeks budget boost for training
The Littleton Disability Commission seeks a budget increase for training and transportation. The four-member commission voted unanimously to request the enhanced budget allocation, with member Erich Manser leading discussion of a town transportation study to be conducted by Schools Director Liz
Disability Commission · Meeting of January 23, 2026
LITTLETON — The Littleton Disability Commission seeks a budget increase for training and transportation. The four-member commission voted unanimously to request the enhanced budget allocation, with member Erich Manser leading discussion of a town transportation study to be conducted by Schools Director Liz Tretiak. The commission also voted unanimously to send a letter to the Planning Board requesting review of 550 King Street architectural plans for ADA compliance.
The town faces an April 2027 deadline for federal Title II digital accessibility compliance on its website, with existing content to be treated as archived and exempt from changes.
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Source: the Disability Commission meeting of January 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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