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Red Bank proclaims July 2026 Disability Pride Month
Summary
Mayor William Portman read a proclamation recognizing July 2026 as Disability Pride Month in Red Bank and invited residents and organizations to promote accessibility and inclusion; Barbara of the Arc of Monmouth accepted the proclamation and urged civic engagement to support disability organizations.
Mayor William Portman read a proclamation declaring July 2026 Disability Pride Month in Red Bank, citing the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and endorsing the theme “the world works better with us.” The proclamation recognized accessibility innovations such as curb cuts and closed captioning and urged the community to promote dignity, independence and opportunity for residents with disabilities.
Barbara, introduced during the meeting as the acting vice president of the Arc of Monmouth board of directors, accepted the proclamation and thanked the borough. She urged residents to contact elected officials if they are concerned about funding for disability-support organizations and encouraged civic engagement. “If you have the time, you have the energy, look up something and write a letter,” Barbara said, naming elected officials as examples for outreach.
The proclamation also recognized local caregivers, advocates, educators and health professionals and encouraged the borough to continue improving accessibility across civic, social, educational and cultural life.
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