Cedarburg Mercantile Patio and Ramp Completed
Celebrating Accessibility: Cedarburg Mercantile Unveils New Wheelchair-Accessible Ramp
Cedarburg, WI – The completion of the Cedarburg Mercantile’s wheelchair-accessible ramp represents not just a step forward in accessibility but also a story of community collaboration and generosity. In addition to the previously mentioned efforts of Josh Elfein from JL Concrete & Masonry LLC, the project saw significant contributions from Marcia and Mighty of Modern Structures, who undertook all the framing and woodwork essential to completing the structure.
This expanded team effort underlines the project’s evolution from a vision of inclusivity to a tangible asset for the community, facilitated by the passion and dedication of its champions. The involvement of Marcia and Mighty brought invaluable expertise in crafting a ramp that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing, enhancing the Cedarburg Mercantile’s charm while ensuring accessibility for everyone.
The project, which began with an ambition to provide easy access for “exceptional vendors” and patrons with intellectual and developmental disabilities, saw its scope and impact grow thanks to the collective efforts of these local heroes. Their dedication has turned the back patio of Cedarburg Mercantile into a welcoming space for all, reflecting the community’s commitment to inclusivity.
As we celebrate the ramp’s completion, the contributions of Marcia and Mighty stand as a testament to the power of skilled craftsmanship and community spirit in overcoming barriers. The Cedarburg Mercantile and Blossom IDD extend their heartfelt thanks to everyone involved, especially Marcia and Mighty for their critical role in bringing the project to life.
This milestone is a reminder of the difference that can be made when a community comes together to support inclusivity and accessibility. It’s an invitation to the Cedarburg community and visitors alike to experience the enhanced access and to join in supporting this noble cause through donations and engagement.
The Cedarburg Mercantile’s back patio, now fully accessible, stands ready to welcome guests, embodying the spirit of community and shared commitment to making Cedarburg a place where everyone can thrive together.