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Coppell proclaims July 2026 as ADA month, highlights recent disability-resource events
Summary
Mayor West Mays read a proclamation marking the ADA anniversary; staff and volunteers reported recent outreach events, including a library storytime and a resource fair with more than 80 attendees.
Mayor West Mays read a proclamation commemorating the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and declared July 2026 as ADA month for the city of Coppell. The mayor invited Corey Allen to the podium to summarize community activities; Allen noted several recent events and attendance figures, saying the community celebrated accessibility and hosted education and resource-sharing activities.
A staff member who organized the resource fair thanked volunteers and vendors and described robust participation: "We had 91 attendees" at a storytime event and more than 80 attendees at a resource fair, the presenter said, and council members praised the work of staff and volunteers who helped residents connect with disability resources. The proclamation and public remarks were presented with council appreciation and no formal action required beyond recognition.
