City of Terrace Accessibility Plan

The City of Terrace is committed to identifying, removing, and preventing barriers across its services, programs, communications and engagement, and infrastructure to benefit the community in a way that respects the dignity and independence of disabled persons.

The City of Terrace values the contributions from all people and believes diversity strengthens our community. The City of Terrace recognizes the essential knowledge and perspectives of people with lived experience of disability and commits to making sure those voices are part of community planning.

The City of Terrace will work to ensure staff and Council are aware of their roles in supporting accessibility for people living with disabilities and will support positive community attitudes and practices to improve accessibility.

Accessibility Plan

In 2003, the City of Terrace’s created an Accessibility Plan with the support of an Advisory Committee made up of local representatives. The current Accessibility Plan, which will be reviewed and updated periodically, outlines Phase I of improving accessibility at the City of Terrace. Phase I focuses on improving 'Information and Communication', for example barriers people face when they interact with signage, printed materials, and technology like websites and social media.

View the City of Terrace's Accessibility Plan

If you want a printed copy or accessible version of this document, you can request it for free from the Administration Department at City Hall. Call 250-638-4712, email engage@terrace.ca or drop in at: 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, BC