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Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Town of Aurora Accessibility Advisory Committee is pleased to present the Accessibility section of our website. 

People with disabilities represents a significant and growing part of the Province’s population. According to Statistics Canada, about 1.9 million Ontarians have disabilities or about 16% of the population. Disability tends to increase with age and in less than two decades it is estimated that 20% of the population will have disabilities. Enhancing the ability of people with disabilities to live independently and contribute to the community will have positive effects on their future prosperity. 

The Town of Aurora is committed to providing a safe community with effective services for residents and businesses to prosper and enjoy a good quality of life for all.

• The prevention of new barriers and the minimizing of existing barriers for  people with disabilities is required to provide increased accessibility in a fiscally responsible manner.
• People with disabilities are a significant and growing part of our population. They include family members, friends, co-workers, customers and members of the general community.

Town of Aurora's Accessibility Plan

This report describes the monitoring of the actions that the Town of Aurora has taken to remove the barriers to persons with disabilities since September 2003 when the Town’s first Accessibility plan was approved. It also describes the process by which the Town is identifying, removing and preventing barriers to persons with disabilities.

Aurora Canadian Tire Accessibility Gas Pump Service