You can have your say on the next Accessibility Plan for St. Catharines.
The city has launched a new online survey on Engage STC and all of the feedback will help form the next plan for the next five years.
You have until 4:00 p.m. on Friday October 30th to fill it out.
The last Accessibility Plan included upgrades to 20 bus stops, the installation of a universal washroom at the Russell Ave Community Centre and new barrier-free spray features at the Bogart Street Splash Pad.
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