SCUGOG ACCESSIBILITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Promoting a safe, healthy and livable community!
About 1.5 million Ontarians have a disability and may face barriers to accessibility. They may find it hard to access local services, enter public buildings or use public transit. While all levels of government are working to change this, municipal governments have a special role to play.
The Township of Scugog is committed to taking the necessary steps to increase its accessibility for persons with disabilities. Along with the Scugog Accessibility Advisory Committee, the Township has made some exciting advancements in accessibility and will continue to identify, remove and prevent barriers for persons with disabilities. The Township of Scugog is committed to being fully accessible to persons with disabilities, in accordance with the AODA, by 2025, to ensure all citizens can enjoy the full benefits our community has to offer.
Our Vision
Scugog Township will commit to be a welcoming and inclusive community by embracing accessibility and opportunity for all.
Our Mission
The Scugog Accessibility Advisory Committee will work in partnership with the community to identify and eliminate barriers for people with disabilities.
Scugog Accessibility Advisory Committee (SAAC)
The SAAC consists of residents from the Township of Scugog to act in offering guidance and advice to Council and Township Staff regarding accessibility issues. We are fortunate to have such dedicated individuals come forward to volunteer their time and efforts to ensure accessibility for all.
Our Team of Experts here
Legislation:
Accessibility For Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA)
Purpose: To achieve a fully accessible Ontario by 2025
F i v e S t a n d a r d s
1. Customer Service
2. Employment
3. Information and Communication
4. Transportation
5. Built Environment
Accessibility Standards for Customer Service Policy
Please click here to view the policy.
Please click here to view the 2010 Customer Service Accessibility Report.
Tip the Hat Award
The Scugog Accessibility Advisory Committee (SAAC) seeks to promote and reward citizens and organizations for their commitment to improving the accessibility of public services within our community.
The Tip of the Hat Award recognizes the efforts made to improve accessibility and reduce barriers for people with disabilities. Through this monthly award, the SAAC hopes to raise awareness of the importance of providing an accessible environment.
Tip the Hat Recipients here
Did You Know?
The Scugog Fire Department maintains a data base of residents with mobility issues to provide assistance during an emergency situation. This information is confidential. Should you wish to register, please call the Fire Hall at
(905) 985-2384
- 2007 Accessibility Plan
- 2008 Accessibility Plan
- 2009 Accessibility Plan
- 2010 Accessibility Plan
- 2011 Accessibility Plan
- 2012 Accessibility Plan
- Application for Accessibility Advisory Committee - Information and Application for Accessibility Advisory Committee.
- Customer Service Initial Complaint and Feedback Form
- List of Accessible Community Resources
