Accessibility

Our goal is to provide accessible goods, services and facilities for everyone in Meaford. The Accessibility Advisory Committee helps us to take down barriers, and follow the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act 2005 (AODA). We have an Accessibility Plan and Policy, and update Council on our progress ever year.

Accessible Facilities and Services

See the Municipal Facilities Map for information on the accessible features at our buildings and parks. It includes accessible washrooms, parking, entrances and elevators.

The Meaford Public Library, Meaford Hall, and the Meaford Museum also have a variety of resources, tools and services.

Meaford also provides an Accessible Transit Service called Meaford Moves+. It provides door to door pickups and drop-offs for people with disabilities.

Provide Feedback

We want your feedback on how we can improve. You can provide feedback in person, in writing or electronically using our Customer Feedback on Accessibility Form.

Accessibility Recognition Program

The Accessibility Recognition Program recognizes people, groups and businesses who have taken steps to be inclusive and provide exceptional customer service.

Submit a Nomination

To nominate a deserving individual, group or business for an Award, submit an Accessibility Recognition Program Nomination Form. In your application, show how the nominee(s) contributed to a barrier-free environment.

For more information, see the Accessibility Recognition Program Guidelines.

Plans and Policies

The Multi-year accessibility plan shows all the steps the Municipality is taking to remove barriers for people with disabilities. We want to make sure we are following the legislation. Each year we do a status report so you can check on our progress. It sets out timelines to follow so we can be fully accessible.

Resources