ADA Transition Plan Update Survey

The City of Raleigh is updating its ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan. The City of Raleigh is seeking input from the public about its degree of accessibility and feedback on what is important to members of the community living with disabilities.

Community input is valuable to help the City determine steps to take to ensure access for people with disabilities through its programs. Residents are encouraged to participate in or review the Summary of Findings prior to taking this survey.

The following questions pertain to accessibility across the City. The City’s programs include sidewalk, curb ramps, signalized intersections, on-street accessible parking, and transit stops (in the City’s public rights of way), and City buildings accessible to the public. The City is also responsible for accessible communications through websites and when conducting public meetings.

Survey closes on January 17.

How would you rate the City of Raleigh's Right-of-Way accessibility? This includes communications, programs, services, activities, events, access to government buildings, bus stops, parking, sidewalks, curb ramps, etc. This may or may not be specific to The City of Raleigh.

Not at all accessible

Somewhat accessible, but still has some major challenges

Generally accessible, but could be improved

Accessible with few challenges

Highly accessible

Closed to responses

Are you aware of which of the sidewalks, curb ramps, bus stops, etc. which exist in your community that are owned by The City of Raleigh (versus sidewalks, ramps, etc. that are controlled by the state or county)? Another way to ask this question is, do you know which agency is responsible for various programs that you use?

47%

Yes

33%

I am not certain

21%

Closed to responses | 43 Responses

How well does the City of Raleigh's policies and procedures support people with disabilities?

Somewhat

56%

Not well

20%

I am not sure

17%

Very well

Closed to responses | 41 Responses

In which of these areas does The City of Raleigh need to improve access?
(Select all that apply)

Website access

Meeting access

Print access

Accessible amenities at the City of Raleigh facilities: such as doors, bathrooms, service counters, etc.

Accessible pedestrian pathways, sidewalks or curb ramps

Street and crosswalk signals

Bus stop access

Other

Closed to responses

What is most important to you regarding accessibility, services and inclusion?
(Select all that apply)

Public meeting materials

Effective communication

Meeting and training space within the City of Raleigh facilities

Vehicle/passenger ferries

Sidewalks

Curb Ramps

Bus Stops

Pedestrian signals at intersections and crossings

Other amenities

Other

Closed to responses

Did you know that The City of Raleigh's website lists options for requesting an accommodation for any programs or to register a complaint?

Yes

I was not aware of that

Closed to responses

Which should be the highest priority to improve in The City of Raleigh's public rights-of-way, buildings with public access, or websites? (Please choose those that are most important to you)

Parking

Curb ramps

Sidewalks

Traffic signals

Bus stops

Office buildings

Websites

Other

Closed to responses

What are the most effective means of communication for the City of Raleigh to publicize information on upcoming disability events, announcements, projects or general information about the ADA Transition Plan, access, inclusion, and disability issues? (select all that apply)

Raleigh ADA webpage

Social media (Twitter/X, Facebook, etc.)

Public Meetings

Emails to disability groups

Direct email notifications

Brochure

Media

Other

Closed to responses

What do you feel are the biggest priorities to fix first? (Please select the top four that are MOST important to you)

Curb Ramps

Pedestrian signals at intersections

Bus Stops

Sidewalks

Parking

Facility access

Website access

Effective communication

Other

Closed to responses

Are there any specific facilities, sidewalk locations, ramps, or intersections that you use, which you feel should be addressed? Please provide facility names, or cross-streets to describe these locations.

Yes

I am not sure

Closed to responses

What issues do you face regularly/most often? Please choose all that apply.

Inaccessible Intersection Features (curb ramps, pedestrian signals)

Inaccessible sidewalk

Missing Sidewalk

Inaccessible transit features (bus stops or connectivity of bus stops to sidewalk)

Inaccessible communication

Inaccessible City of Raleigh facilities

Inaccessible website

Inaccessible documents, forms, or other communication

Other

Closed to responses

Are there areas where ADA and disability awareness training are needed? If yes, please describe.

Closed for Comments

Are there other barriers not listed above that you want to communicate to The City of Raleigh? If yes, please describe.

Closed for Comments

Is there any additional information you would like to share with the City of Raleigh?

Closed for Comments

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ADA Transition Plan Update Survey

ADA Transition Plan Update Survey

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How would you rate the City of Raleigh's Right-of-Way accessibility? This includes communications, programs, services, activities, events, access to government buildings, bus stops, parking, sidewalks, curb ramps, etc. This may or may not be specific to The City of Raleigh.

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How well does the City of Raleigh's policies and procedures support people with disabilities?

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In which of these areas does The City of Raleigh need to improve access? (Select all that apply)

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What is most important to you regarding accessibility, services and inclusion? (Select all that apply)

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Did you know that The City of Raleigh's website lists options for requesting an accommodation for any programs or to register a complaint?

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Which should be the highest priority to improve in The City of Raleigh's public rights-of-way, buildings with public access, or websites? (Please choose those that are most important to you)

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What are the most effective means of communication for the City of Raleigh to publicize information on upcoming disability events, announcements, projects or general information about the ADA Transition Plan, access, inclusion, and disability issues? (select all that apply)

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What do you feel are the biggest priorities to fix first? (Please select the top four that are MOST important to you)

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Are there any specific facilities, sidewalk locations, ramps, or intersections that you use, which you feel should be addressed? Please provide facility names, or cross-streets to describe these locations.

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What issues do you face regularly/most often? Please choose all that apply.

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Are there areas where ADA and disability awareness training are needed? If yes, please describe.

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Are there other barriers not listed above that you want to communicate to The City of Raleigh? If yes, please describe.

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Is there any additional information you would like to share with the City of Raleigh?

In which of these areas does The City of Raleigh need to improve access?
(Select all that apply)

What is most important to you regarding accessibility, services and inclusion?
(Select all that apply)