CCRPC adopts language access plan to expand interpretation and tracking
The CCRPC board approved a formal Language Access Plan to ensure people who use languages other than English can access planning information and meetings; staff will track usage and may use informal translation tools for quick exchanges but rely on professional services for official interpretation.
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The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission voted July 15 to adopt a formal Language Access Plan intended to make CCRPC meetings, materials and projects more accessible to people who use languages other than English and those who use alternative communication methods.
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