County highlights disability-focused access upgrades and programming at Historic Poor Farm
Staff described accessibility upgrades beyond ADA compliance—people-mover access to natural areas, healing trail and respite spaces— and plans to expand braille, audio tours and sensory gardens to better serve visitors with disabilities.
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Presenters described accessibility upgrades at the Historic Poor Farm intended to go beyond baseline ADA compliance and to support emotional and sensory needs of visitors. "We have our healing trail and reflection circle that, allow you some time to decompress, think, and consider what you've seen," said Julie Watkins, event and program assistant, summarizing efforts to make the site welcome to visitors with a range of needs.
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