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Sign-language user says Edison not displaying updated NJ anti-discrimination posters; council asks to investigate
3306705 · April 28, 2025
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Summary
A resident, Rhonda Abbott, told the council the township and police department were not displaying updated New Jersey anti-discrimination/NJAC posters and said the lack of accessible interpreter arrangements discriminates against deaf residents; councilors asked staff to investigate and report back.
At the public-comment portion of the work session, Rhonda Abbott (identified by herself) criticized the township for not displaying updated New Jersey anti-discrimination posters and for failing to provide a sign-language interpreter for the meeting.
Abbott cited New Jersey…
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