Commission for Persons with Disabilities
Virtual Teams Meeting
Agenda — 11 items
- 1 Agenda
- I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL (1 p.m.)
- II. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF MARCH 10, 2025, AND APRIL 14, 2025, COMMISSION FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES MEETING MINUTES (1:05 p.m.)
- 4 Commission for Persons with Disabilities March 10, 2025, Meeting Minutes
- 5 Commission for Persons with Disabilities, April 14, 2025, Meeting Minutes
- III. ADS DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR JESSICA KOWALSKI, DEPUTY DUTIES AND GOALS FOR COMMISSION (1:10 p.m.)
- IV. SPECIAL REPORTS a. Informational Item, Review of 2024, ADRC Listening Sessions, Rebecca Schmitt, Director for ADRC (1:20 p.m.) b. Informational Item, Transit Plus Report, Fran Musci, Director for Paratransit/Transit Plus (1:30 p.m.) c. Informational Item, Recreation Update, Jacqueline Formanek, Interim Director for the Office for Persons with Disabilities (1:40 p.m.)
- V. ACTION / DISCUSSION / INFORMATIONAL ITEMS (1:50 p.m.) a. Informational Item, ARPA Housing Update, ADS Administrator Tina Anderson b. Discussion Item, Business Cards c. Action Item, Planning May Meeting d. Discussion Item, Public Comments
- VI. ADJOURNMENT (2 p.m.)
- 10 NEXT COMMISSION MEETING: Monday, June 9, 2025
- 11 ADA Accommodation Requests: ADA Accommodation requests should be filed with the Milwaukee County Office for Persons with Disabilities, (414) 239-5679 (Voice) or 711 (TRS) upon receipt of this notice. The Commission for Persons with Disabilities meetings are open and recorded meetings, and the community is welcome to attend. The Chairperson will take public comments on each agenda item at her discretion.
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