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MOD offers Danvers an on-site Community Access Monitor training in 2027

Danvers Accessibility Commission · June 25, 2026
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Summary

MOD invited Danvers to host an on-site Community Access Monitor (CAM) training in 2027; MOD outlined training options (two-day virtual, advanced CAM, and a 2.5-hour on-site session), suggested a 20-attendee minimum for dedicated on-site sessions, and Matt offered the Senior Center as a potential venue.

MOD described Community Access Monitor (CAM) training options aimed at teaching practical built-environment auditing skills. The program includes a two-day virtual CAM orientation, an advanced CAM training covering code nuances including 521 CMR, and a new on-site ~2.5-hour hands-on CAM training that covers measurements, door pressures, parking and restrooms. Jeff and Ralph said on-site sessions have run in several locations and MOD generally looks for about 20 attendees for a dedicated group session.

MOD offered Danvers the opportunity to host an on-site CAM training in 2027 and said commission members could participate even without prior CAM training; the session could also be opened to CAM-trained members of the public. "MOD offered Danvers the opportunity to host an on-site CAM training in 2027," the minutes record, and Matt offered the Senior Center as a potential venue.