Disability commission rejects Visconti, keeps Gonzalez as chair
The Commission on Disability rejected Michael Visconti's bid for chair in a 0-4 vote, keeping Julie Gonzalez in the role. Gonzalez committed to increasing attendance while the commission focuses on visibility and supporting residents with disabilities. Robyn Bratica-Edwards was sworn in as a new
Commission on Disability · Meeting of September 16, 2026
MILFORD — The Commission on Disability rejected Michael Visconti's bid for chair in a 0-4 vote, keeping Julie Gonzalez in the role. Gonzalez committed to increasing attendance while the commission focuses on visibility and supporting residents with disabilities. Robyn Bratica-Edwards was sworn in as a new member.
Parks and Recreation Administrator James Asam reported the department reapplied for a $250,000 state grant for an all-inclusive playground at Fino Field, with recipients announced by early November and the town required to match the grant if approved.
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Source: the Commission on Disability meeting of September 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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