Photography by: Steve Smith, Smith Studio MKE.
Today, we honor the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and celebrate the groundbreaking of America’s first Universal Park – Moss Universal Park will redevelop a Milwaukee County Park into the first universally inclusive park in the nation. The park will remain a county park.
Together with our partners at Milwaukee County and IMPACT Parks, The Ability Center is setting a new standard for inclusive recreation and we look forward to providing opportunities for all members of our community to be able to come together in this 18-acre park and experience universally inclusive trails, playgrounds, fitness opportunities, baseball fields and more.
News Coverage
CBS 58: ‘For everybody and every body’: Nation’s largest universally accessible park breaks ground
CBS 58: Moss Universal Park breaking ground to offer inclusive recreation access
TMJ 4, The Morning Blend: The Ability Center’s, RampUp Collaboration
Fox 6: Wauwatosa inclusive park project; 18 acres for all ages, abilities
Wisconsin Public Radio: Wisconsin’s first universally accessible park breaks ground
Gametime: Groundbreaking of Nation’s First Universally Inclusive Park
Urban Milwaukee: Groundbreaking Held For Moss Universal Park
