Allow Chuck Wareham to keep his home ramp

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The Issue

This amazing man, Chuck Wareham, had an accident  where he had lost one of his legs , and has been through tough times. With unparalleled determination, he has focused on healing, driven by the solitary dream of returning to his beloved home. Understanding the challenges he would face, his loving family decided to build a ramp for him, a beautiful structure that not only enables him to enter his home with ease but also symbolizes the love and support surrounding Chuck during these trying times.

After all the hard work and dedication from both Chuck and his family, the Town of Anaconda, Montana, has unexpectedly demanded the removal of this essential ramp. This decision puts Chuck's efforts to regain normalcy and independence at risk. His family is distraught, facing the prospect of seeing their careful, loving plan dismantled against their will.

Making homes accessible for those with mobility challenges is crucial, and the need for an inclusive community, especially during such personal adversities, is undeniable. Chuck's ramp is not just a structural addition to his home; it's a necessary lifeline that enables him to live with dignity and independence.

Communities should support, not hinder, such vital improvements that enhance the quality of life for those recovering from severe injuries. By allowing his ramp to stay, it sets a positive, inclusive precedent that values human connection and support over bureaucracy.

Please join this cause to urge the Town of Anaconda, Montana, to allow Chuck Wareham to keep his home ramp. Let’s ensure that what was built out of love remains as a beacon of hope and a bridge to a better, more accessible future. Sign this petition to show your support for Chuck and many others who rely on such essential modifications to live independently.

The Decision Makers

Deer Lodge County Chief Executive Officer

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Petition created on August 17, 2025