Watertown Public Comment Survey for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Self-Evaluation & Transition Plan

Public Comment Survey

To ensure all City programs and services are accessible to residents and visitors who have disabilities, Watertown has retained KMA to perform an assessment and develop a strategic accessibility plan. Public input is essential. We would like to hear your ideas and concerns regarding the accessibility of City programs and facilities. Below are 5 questions:

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* 1. Are there City buildings/facilities (building structures, parks, playgrounds, trails, docks, recycling centers, etc.) that you have had difficulty using?

Yes

If yes, please explain:

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* 2. Have you ever had difficulty getting information about a City program, service or event?

Yes

If yes, please explain:

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* 3. Do you know how to request City materials in alternate formats (for example, large print or Braille).

Yes

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* 4. Do you know how to request an accommodation (for example, ASL interpreters or assistive listening systems) for City services and events?

Yes

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* 1. Are there City buildings/facilities (building structures, parks, playgrounds, trails, docks, recycling centers, etc.) that you have had difficulty using?

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* 2. Have you ever had difficulty getting information about a City program, service or event?

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* 3. Do you know how to request City materials in alternate formats (for example, large print or Braille).

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* 4. Do you know how to request an accommodation (for example, ASL interpreters or assistive listening systems) for City services and events?

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* 5. Any other comments about accessibility?