Accessible Infrastructure: The Municipality continues to enhance accessibility through key improvements, including a newly installed accessible front counter at the Municipal Office, accessible beach mats at Fred Raper Park, accessible washrooms at many public beaches and parks across the municipality, and ramp upgrades at several municipal facilities to improve access for all residents and visitors. 

Accessible Transit: Meaford Moves+ is a door-to-door transit service for people with mobility challenges. It helps people get to medical appointments, go shopping, attend events, and do other everyday tasks. The service is free to register for, and it’s open to residents who qualify. 

Community Involvement: Community members can also share their ideas and experiences by completing the Customer Feedback on Accessibility Form, or recognize individuals, businesses, or organizations that go above and beyond to support accessibility by submitting an Accessibility Recognition Program Nomination Form. Both forms are available on the Municipality’s accessibility webpage at meaford.ca/accessibility. 

Red Shirt Day: On Wednesday, May 28, everyone is encouraged to wear red to show support for accessibility. Post a photo on social media using the hashtag. 

Visual Symbols of Support: The AccessAbility Week flag will fly at the Meaford Hall flag poles, and the Meaford Water Tower will light up in blue and yellow to raise awareness.