U.S. Access Board Holds Meetings in Rhode Island

Each year, the U.S. Access Board visits a city outside of Washington, D.C. to learn about the state of accessibility around the country. During the week of May 4th, the Access Board traveled to Rhode Island for its 2026 out-of-town Board meeting. During various sessions throughout the week, the Board heard from residents, advocates, and government leaders regarding key accessibility issues and successes in the Ocean State.