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Annual Wheelchair Ramp Blitz to provide accessibility improvements to 15 families

Dec 10, 2025 | 11:16 AM

Fifteen families will be getting brand new wheelchair ramps thanks to the 15th annualWheelchair Ramp Blitz, an effort that aims to improve accessability to hom

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