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Lewiston City Council adopts 2024 ADA transition plan annual report

5322753 · July 7, 2025
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Summary

The Lewiston City Council approved the city's 2024 ADA transition plan annual report during its July 7 work session; the report follows the 2020 ADA transition plan and had already been adopted by the Disability Advisory Commission.

Lewiston City Council on July 7 approved the City of Lewiston's 2024 ADA transition plan annual report, the council president announced after a motion and second and a voice vote carried.

Nikki Province, the city's human resources director, told the council the annual report is part of the implementation cycle that began with an ADA transition plan created in 2020: "Every year, we bring to you a updated annual transition plan report. If you remember in 2020, we created an ADA transition plan. Part of the requirements of that plan is that every year, we bring the report to the Disability Advisory Commission to adopt, and then we bring it to city council to adopt." The city brought the report to the Disability Advisory Commission before the council consideration.

The adoption accepts the 2024 annual update as the city's current record of priorities and progress under its ADA transition planning process. Council members moved and seconded the motion; the council president called for the ayes and said, "Aye," after which the motion was announced as carried.

The report is procedural: it documents the city's ongoing review and planned actions under the 2020 transition plan and records the Disability Advisory Commission's prior review and adoption. The council did not specify additional funding, implementation deadlines, or new projects during the discussion recorded in the transcript.

The city did not identify further follow-up steps or a reporting timeline in the work session transcript. The report had already been reviewed by the Disability Advisory Commission and was presented to fulfill the council-adoption requirement noted by Province.