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Access-Ability York Region's Sixth Accessibility Plan
 
Table of Contents
 
Message from Regional Council
Message from the York Region Accessibility Advisory Committee
Acknowledgements
Let Us Know What You Think
Comment Form
 
Regional Overview
Introduction
Accessibility Planning in York Region
 
York Region's 2009 Accessibility Plan Summary
Executive Summary
1. Helping People Live Independently
2. Making it Easier to Move Around the Region
3. Making Regional Services More Accessible
4. Making it Easier to Participate in Regional Gouvernment
5. Changing Attitudes and Raising Awareness
Conclusion
 
Departmental Accessibility Plans
Community and Health Services
Corporate Services
Environmental Services
Finance
Office of the Chief Administrative Office
Planning and Development Services
Transportation Services
York Regional Police
 
Conclusion
The Region's sixth annual accessibility plan continues to demonstrate our commitment to creating strong, caring and safe communities with services that are accessible to all residents.

While a great deal has been accomplished, there is more work to be done. This plan continues to identify, remove and prevent barriers in all aspects of regional government, while balancing the developing requirements of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA).

The scope of initiatives described in this year's plan shows that accessibility is deeply embedded in York Region's business practices and processes, making our region more inviting and inclusive to people with disabilities. In 2009, we will continue to explore barriers and implement solutions, making real and effective changes that promote 'Access-ability.' Our goal is to create opportunities for those who live here and for others who visit, work, play and learn to fully participate in what York Region has to offer.

Questions or comments about Access-ability: York Region's 2009 Accessibility Plan are welcome. To provide comments, please refer to page 9 of this document.
 
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