Accessibility Plan 2026 to 2028

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The City of Kingston is committed to creating an inclusive environment for residents of all abilities. The Multi-Year Accessibility Plan is what the City of Kingston follows to prevent and remove barriers to accessibility and is required under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). The plan builds on the City’s success of meeting the legislative requirements and vision of going above and beyond to make municipal services and facilities more accessible and inclusive.

The current plan ends in 2025, and we are asking for input as we write the update.

Keep in mind, the City of Kingston Multi-Year Accessibility Plan covers only City facilities, services, and public places. Private businesses, their physical layout, and services, are under the jurisdiction of the province under the AODA and the Ontario Building Code.

You can review the progress that has been made on the last plan. This will show what action was taken on previous goals.

The City of Kingston is committed to creating an inclusive environment for residents of all abilities. The Multi-Year Accessibility Plan is what the City of Kingston follows to prevent and remove barriers to accessibility and is required under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). The plan builds on the City’s success of meeting the legislative requirements and vision of going above and beyond to make municipal services and facilities more accessible and inclusive.

The current plan ends in 2025, and we are asking for input as we write the update.

Keep in mind, the City of Kingston Multi-Year Accessibility Plan covers only City facilities, services, and public places. Private businesses, their physical layout, and services, are under the jurisdiction of the province under the AODA and the Ontario Building Code.

You can review the progress that has been made on the last plan. This will show what action was taken on previous goals.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Accessibility Plan Survey

    This short survey focuses on what areas of the accessibility plan the City has made progress in and what areas need to be focused on. All questions are optional, depending on your answers it should take no more than 10 minutes to complete. If you need an alternate format of this survey please call 613-546-000 or email GetInvolvedKingston@Cityofkingston.ca(External link). 

    Survey closes Sunday, March 9 at 4 p.m.


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Interview Application

    We’re looking to set up one on one interviews with up to 10 participants to hear about your individual experiences with accessibility and the City of Kingston. Interviews would be approximately one hour and would be hosted online using Teams. Participants would receive a cash honorarium for their participation. If you’re interested in being considered for these interviews please submit your interest and contact info using this form. Spaces are limited and if we receive more interest than we have space for participants will be selected by random draw. 

    Applications close Sunday, March 9, at 4 p.m.

Page last updated: 11 Mar 2025, 08:53 AM