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R-7 School District, Lee’s Summit, MO SETP

ACP thoroughly assessed 33 district facilities for Lee's Summit R-7 School District, resulting in a comprehensive Self-Evaluation Assessment Report and a detailed Transition Plan data table. These tools will assist the district in effectively implementing ADA improvements and tracking progress on barrier removal. ACP's commitment to excellence and our proven track record in delivering meaningful accessibility solutions position us as an ideal partner in advancing the district's inclusivity and overall community well-being. ACP identified several accessibility barriers at pedestrian street crossings, which were documented with detailed descriptions and photos. Recommendations focused on addressing immediate, cost-effective fixes for simpler issues while developing long-term strategies for more complex barriers. This approach helps the City prioritize action while planning for future improvements to ensure safer and more accessible pathways for all.

Town of Breckenridge, CO SETP

ACP undertook a significant project to improve accessibility in the Town of Breckenridge, Colorado, by implementing an ADA Transition Plan aligned with ADA and PROWAG standards. This comprehensive plan aimed to make Breckenridge more inclusive and accessible to all community members. The process has been characterized by innovative solutions, policy assessment, extensive community engagement, data-driven decision-making, efficient financial management, and streamlined interdepartmental collaboration. We believe these approaches are positively transforming the landscape of Breckenridge. ACP identified several accessibility barriers at pedestrian street crossings, which were documented with detailed descriptions and photos. Recommendations focused on addressing immediate, cost-effective fixes for simpler issues while developing long-term strategies for more complex barriers. This approach helps the City prioritize action while planning for future improvements to ensure safer and more accessible pathways for all.

Image of a train crossing a railroad crossing in Fort Collins

City of Fort Collins, CO Railroad Crossings Accessibility Assessment

The City of Fort Collins contracted Accessibility Consulting Partners Inc. (ACP) to assess 79 railroad and trolley crossings for compliance with ADA standards and Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG). The project involved on-site inspections, data collection using advanced geolocation tools, and an evaluation of accessibility elements like flangeway gaps, horizontal openings, slopes, and level changes. ACP identified several accessibility barriers at pedestrian street crossings, which were documented with detailed descriptions and photos. Recommendations focused on addressing immediate, cost-effective fixes for simpler issues while developing long-term strategies for more complex barriers. This approach helps the City prioritize action while planning for future improvements to ensure safer and more accessible pathways for all.