Accessibility Planning and Reporting
We are committed to providing quality goods, services and facilities that are accessible to all persons we serve and in a manner that respects dignity and independence. We will meet the needs of persons with disabilities in a timely manner and will do so by preventing and removing barriers to accessibility in customer service, information and communication, employment, the built environment, and transportation.
We are committed to the principles of independence, dignity, integration, and equality of opportunity, as described in the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
Our most recent Multi-Year Accessibility Plan outlines our next phase of changes to continue to improve accessibility throughout the City of London. Over the next four years this document outlines our commitment to a more inclusive City of London experience.
Businesses, non-profit organizations and public sector organizations, such as municipalities, must file an accessibility compliance report regularly with the Government of Ontario to confirm that the organization has met the applicable requirements under AODA.
Our latest accessibility compliance reports can found below:
2023 Accessibility Compliance Report
For copies of previous Accessibility Reports, please contact 519 661 2489 ext. 2425
2022 -2026 City of London Accessibility Plan
Reporting an Accessibility ConcernTo report a disruption to a City Service, you can log this issue in our service portal.
To report a need for an accommodation for a city program or service, please fill out the following form, or to make a complaint about inaccessibility, please fill out our Reporting form.
The City of London is committed to accessibility. The following Integrated Accessibility Standards policy ensures that all of our programs and services work to meet the needs of all Londoners.
We're committed to providing quality goods and services which are accessible to all persons we serve; with this in mind welcome your feedback. Questions about the City’s assistive devices and requests for City of London public documents in an alternate format. Please contact the Accessibility Specialist at 519 661 2489 ext. 2425 or accessibility@london.ca
City Accessible Design Guidelines We have a Facilities Design Guideline that has been used to develop accessible designs across the province and Canada. These standards were developed to assist us in our commitment to universal design practices, and inclusive spaces.
Our newest FADS document was approved at City Council in early November 2021.
Facility Accessibility Design Standards
Financial Resources
The following document was compiled by Michael Dawthorne, in collaboration with the City of London's Accessibility Advisory Committee. We wish to express our sincere gratitude to Thames Valley Children's Centre (TVCC), the National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS) and wheelchair.ca for their significant contributions and cooperation in the development of this compilation.
If you want this information in alternate formats or to contribute additional information or identify incorrect, missing or outdated information please contact the City of London's Accessibility Advisory Committee.