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Commission to publish accessibility resource list on city site, consider tagline change and bookmark redesign
Summary
The commission compiled accessibility resources (sensory bags, universal changing-table locations, therapy programs) and agreed to post links on the city's site; members also discussed replacing a stock photo with the Stow logo on bookmarks and adding a clarifying tagline such as "to create accessibility for our community."
The Stow Commission on Inclusion reviewed a compiled list of local and regional accessibility resources — including sensory bags at the public library, universal changing-table locations and organizations that run sensory-friendly programs — and asked staff to add web links so residents can confirm details before attending.
Commissioners agreed staff should forward the list with website links to Parks and Recreation so it can be posted on the city's resources page; members volunteered to gather missing URLs and Carrie agreed to forward the material for publication.
On branding, commissioners discussed removing a stock photo from their bookmark and replacing it with the City of Stow symbol plus the commission logo; they also discussed adding a short clarifying tagline to reduce public confusion about the commission's scope. One suggested tagline the commission favored: "to create accessibility for our community." Commissioners asked the deputy law director to confirm whether a tagline can be used on commission materials or whether legal/official approval is required before printing.
