1.Please check all that apply to you.

A person with a disability

Family member, friend, or caregiver of a person with a disability

Employed or volunteered at an organization that provides services to people with disabilities

Merchant or businessperson

Resident of Grand Forks, BC

Resident of RDKB

2.Do you, someone you know, or the people your service supports use a manual or electric wheelchair?

Yes, always

No

Sometimes

3.Do you, someone you know, or the people your service supports use a walker, crutch(es), or cane(s)?

Yes, always

No

Sometimes

4.Do you, someone you know, or the people your service supports identify as a person with vision loss?

Yes

No

5.Do you, someone you know, or the people your service supports identify as d/Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, DeafBlind, or DeafPlus?

Yes

No

6.Which of the situations listed below make navigating sidewalks and curb ramps most difficult for you, someone you know, or the people your service supports? Select your top 3 choices.

The sidewalk/Ramp is too narrow

No curb ramp where one is needed

Movable objects blocking the pathway (e.g. parked bicycles, vehicles, or sandwich board signs)

Lack of texture or color contrast

Fixed objects blocking the way (e.g., light pole)

Curb Ramp is too steep

Curb Ramp has a slippery surface

Bumpy transition at the top and/or bottom of the curb ramp

7.Which of the destinations below are most important to improve for accessibility for you, someone you know, or the people your service supports? Select your top 5 choices.

Medical buildings (hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices)

Office buildings or other places where people work

Government offices

Post offices

Parks

Places where people shop

Libraries

Schools

Recreation Facilities

8.Do you feel crosswalks in Grand Forks are accessible for people with different needs?

Yes

No

9.Overall, how would you rate accessibility in the City of Grand Forks regarding parking and crosswalks?

Excellent

Good

Fair

Poor