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Thank you to these Butte businesses that are leading the way toward a more accessible future.

Jamie Decker, owner of Top Deck Medical Aesthetics and Wellness, went above and beyond by working with Butte-Silver Bow to obtain an encroachment permit in order to add a ramp to the front of her business. The county not only approved her permit, but also passed an ordinance to make it easier for other businesses to install ramps and improve accessibility in Uptown Butte.

The owners of these two restaurants designed both spaces to be accessible. They also incorporated a middle space with bathrooms that were thoughtfully designed and ADA compliant.

A member of the Butte Disability Action Network contacted Town Pump about the store on the corner of Montana and Platinum. The accessible parking spots were missing the permanent signs and the paint was wearing off. Within two weeks the signs were installed!

In their new space, Mountains and Milestones have incorporated accessible design from the bathrooms to the front door button. They have also been recognized for their staff and treating everyone that comes in as an individual.

Mountain West Psychological Resources just finished building their own space. They thoughtfully followed ADA guidelines throughout, and went above and beyond by designating spots in their parking lot with a sign that reads, "Reserved for persons with limited mobility."

Lone Peak was acknowledged for the overall accessibility of the design of their space; from a button on the front door to accessible bathrooms and workout spaces. It was also noted that all of their staff is very accommodating and treats each client individually.

The Executive Village in the heart of Butte added wayfinding signs to guide folks to the accessible entrance. It's small details like these that make a big difference to people navigating the community.

Action Inc built a beautiful building and incorporated accessible design throughout; from the bathrooms to the front door button to an elevator. They are also being recognized for their staff who meets each person that enters their space with respect and dignity.

The Butte Native Wellness Center is in the process of a huge remodel. They prioritized adding a sliding front door as it is the most accessible option. This feature is also the most inclusive since everyone can benefit from the ease of use, without needing to pull a door or push a button.

The Butte Elks Lodge 240 was the first business to be acknowledged for Good Access is Good Business. They prioritized remodeling the space to add a separate

accessible bathroom. The Elks Lodge is now one of few fully accessible event spaces in uptown Butte.

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