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Commission for Universal Access Meeting

Join the Commission for Universal Access meeting at Highland Park Borough Hall.

Wed, 23 Sep 2026 5:30 PM (America/New_York) Highland Park Borough Hall Highland Park , New Jersey
The Commission for Universal Access in Highland Park holds regular meetings to discuss and promote accessibility and inclusion within the borough. These meetings are open to the public and provide a platform for community members to engage with local government officials regarding initiatives that ensure all residents have equal access to services and facilities. Your participation helps shape a more inclusive community for everyone in Highland Park, New Jersey.

What to Expect

A formal meeting where commission members discuss accessibility projects and community feedback.

Who Should Attend

  • Residents
  • Advocates
  • Local officials
  • Community stakeholders

Agenda Overview

The agenda typically covers updates on accessibility projects, public comments, and future planning for the borough.
Venue & Address
Highland Park Borough Hall
221 South 5th Avenue
Highland Park , New Jersey – 08904
United States
Organizer
Borough of Highland Park · Government
The Borough of Highland Park manages local government services and community initiatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the meeting held?
The meeting is held at Highland Park Borough Hall, 221 South 5th Avenue, Highland Park, NJ.
Is the meeting open to the public?
Yes, all commission meetings are open to the public.
Can I provide public comment?
Yes, there is usually a designated time for public comment during the meeting.
How can I view the agenda?
Agendas are available on the official Highland Park borough website.
Is there parking available?
Parking is available near the Borough Hall.
Are meetings accessible?
The commission is dedicated to ensuring all meetings are accessible to everyone.
Tags
Government Meeting Highland Park Accessibility Inclusion Community
Summary
A public meeting of the Commission for Universal Access in Highland Park, New Jersey.
Reference: hpboro.com
Highlights
  • Public participation
  • Accessibility advocacy
  • Community inclusion initiatives
  • Local government engagement
  • Transparent governance
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