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Council accepts Decatur City annual ADA review; city estimates curb‑ramp work could finish in 3–4 years
Summary
At its meeting, the Decatur City Council accepted the annual Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) review showing progress on curb ramps and sidewalks; staff reported a backlog reduction and projected completion within about three to four years given current projects and funding.
The Decatur City Council on a unanimous voice vote accepted the city’s annual Americans with Disabilities Act review, which tracks curb‑ramp and sidewalk accessibility improvements across Decatur City.
City staff said the ADA program began in 2011 and originally moved at a pace of about 12 ramps (roughly four intersections) per year. Staff said changes to federal and…
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