Category: In the News

Geoff Ames, RAS, our resident ADA Expert, discusses creating compliant park and recreation facilities in the latest issue of Parks and Recreation Business Magazine. "Recreation facilities, including parks, must be included in ADA-transition plans required of entities covered by title II. In ensuring Continue Reading

Meeting the Challenge was mentioned in an article in the Columbine Courier about how we're helping the City of Morrison, Colorado, make its historic town facilities compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Here's an excerpt: "The Morrison Town Board is working towards ensuring its historic Continue Reading

One of our team members, Ryan, was recently written about in a feature story by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. Here's an excerpt: "Ryan Kelley, 28, is a Colorado Springs native who, upon moving north, never thought he’d return to live in his hometown. But following college at Colorado State Continue Reading

The National Federation of Independent Business recently wrote an article on making sure your business remains complaint with the ADA. Some of our team members were interviewed on best practices. Here's an excerpt: "'There is no easy, one-size-fits-all solution for ADA compliance,' says Evan Berquist, Continue Reading

Rachael Stafford, the Rocky Mountain ADA Center's director, was interviewed by the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) about ways to make outdoor attractions more accessible. Here's an excerpt from the interview: Q: You attended IAAPA Attractions Expo the past two years. Continue Reading

Geoff Ames, one of our staff members, recently spoke at a panel discussion about how accessibility affects large venues such as arenas and concert halls. Here's an excerpt from the story: A report by Geoffrey Ames identified some of the life safety issues. Ames is project manager of Meeting The Challenge, Continue Reading

We were recently featured in a story in the Colorado Springs Business Journal about our efforts to help local organizations comply with federal disability law compliance. Here's an excerpt: The combined efforts of the Rocky Mountain ADA Center — a national not-for-profit — and locally based for-profit Continue Reading