Accessibility
Our website is provided with accessiBe tools to assist with alternative options on our City of Brockville website.
“We firmly believe that the internet should be available and accessible to anyone and are committed to providing a website that is accessible to the broadest possible audience, regardless of ability.” This is the mutually agreed upon accessiBe accessibility statement. To access these tools, simply click on the circular stick person icon on any page.
The goal of Council, staff, and the committee members of Brockville Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee is to make Accessibility a Reality. Some projects of note:
- The play structure at Hardy Park is accessible to everyone. Tactile features and the Braille alphabet are just some of what makes Hardy Park a fun place to be for everyone. The surface of the park is wheelchair accessible.
- The Brockville Arts Centre has become a fully accessible building and has been referred to as an Accessible Work of Art by the Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services.
- In 2024 park play structures were updated for accessibility. Click here to see the News update on the New Play Structures.
Click here to read the City of Brockville Multi Year Accessibility Plan in PDF format.
Should you wish to receive any materials in an preferred format, please contact staff directly.
Accessibility Training Requirements For Volunteers
Welcome to the City of Brockville’s mandatory accessibility training for volunteers.
If you become a volunteer, you will be required to complete the following two Accessibility training courses:
Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulations (IASR) training for volunteers
There are the three standard modules that are required:
Some volunteers, depending on where they are volunteering may be required to take others.
Important: Please notify the Clerk’s Office by email upon completion.
The City of Brockville wants to hear from you. Please let us know what barriers you face when accessing the City of Brockville services, programs, and facilities by providing us with information on the Accessible Customer Service Feedback Form. Alternatively, you may contact staff directly.
