DNREC says their Action Trackchair program has been expanded to five Delaware State Parks. Trackchairs are all-terrain wheelchairs equipped with motorized treads that allow people with disabilities to enjoy paths and trails that may otherwise be inaccessible to them.

Delaware is taking a major step forward in emergency response with upgrades to its Enhanced 911 (E-911) system, featuring real-time video and live text translation services, designed to improve response times and accessibility.

As the world becomes increasingly digital, downtown Dover is evolving with it. Parking permits for three downtown lots are now available for purchase through an online portal via Colonial Parking.

A soon-to-open museum in downtown Salisbury is set to receive a financial boost.

Worcester County Public Schools announced Snow Hill Middle School’s library was recently selected to receive a $10,000 grant to expand accessibility resources.

The Maryland Department of Health has announced a new community input survey aimed at identifying the health needs of Marylanders and their communities.

The Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council and Department of Disabilities today announced the release of a framework and a toolkit for building inclusive playgrounds. 

The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp broke ground in Queen Anne’s County today, looking ahead to “a different kind of healing” to the Eastern Shore. 

Accessibility to get a Maryland learner’s permit is expected to expand next month.