Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Plan Assessment Survey

The City of Gresham is committed to complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which governs everything from sidewalks to City-owned buildings. As part of this periodic review of our ADA compliance efforts, we're inviting the public to help us prioritize our plan for continuing to make Gresham more accessible to people with disabilities.

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* 1. Please rank the following ADA improvements in order of importance.

	Highly important	Important	Somewhat important	Not important
Accessible pedestrian signals	Accessible pedestrian signals Highly important	Accessible pedestrian signals Important	Accessible pedestrian signals Somewhat important	Accessible pedestrian signals Not important
Curb ramps	Curb ramps Highly important	Curb ramps Important	Curb ramps Somewhat important	Curb ramps Not important
Completing sidewalks	Completing sidewalks Highly important	Completing sidewalks Important	Completing sidewalks Somewhat important	Completing sidewalks Not important
Multi use paths in parks	Multi use paths in parks Highly important	Multi use paths in parks Important	Multi use paths in parks Somewhat important	Multi use paths in parks Not important
Other parks improvements	Other parks improvements Highly important	Other parks improvements Important	Other parks improvements Somewhat important	Other parks improvements Not important
Improvements to public buildings	Improvements to public buildings Highly important	Improvements to public buildings Important	Improvements to public buildings Somewhat important	Improvements to public buildings Not important
Accessibility for services such as public meetings	Accessibility for services such as public meetings Highly important	Accessibility for services such as public meetings Important	Accessibility for services such as public meetings Somewhat important	Accessibility for services such as public meetings Not important
Improved access for meetings and special events in parks	Improved access for meetings and special events in parks Highly important	Improved access for meetings and special events in parks Important	Improved access for meetings and special events in parks Somewhat important	Improved access for meetings and special events in parks Not important

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* 2. Specifically as a pedestrian, please prioritize where the City should invest in improving accessibility.

	Highly important	Important	Somewhat important	Not important
Near where you live	Near where you live Highly important	Near where you live Important	Near where you live Somewhat important	Near where you live Not important
Near schools	Near schools Highly important	Near schools Important	Near schools Somewhat important	Near schools Not important
Near businesses	Near businesses Highly important	Near businesses Important	Near businesses Somewhat important	Near businesses Not important
Near parks	Near parks Highly important	Near parks Important	Near parks Somewhat important	Near parks Not important
Near government buildings	Near government buildings Highly important	Near government buildings Important	Near government buildings Somewhat important	Near government buildings Not important
Near medical facilities	Near medical facilities Highly important	Near medical facilities Important	Near medical facilities Somewhat important	Near medical facilities Not important
Safe routes to parks	Safe routes to parks Highly important	Safe routes to parks Important	Safe routes to parks Somewhat important	Safe routes to parks Not important

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* 3. Are there any other specific accessibility or barrier concerns you would like to share with the City?

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* 4. Please provide the zip code of your primary residence for assistance in analyzing survey responses.

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* 5. Which of the following best describes you?

Individual with a disability

Family member, friend or caregiver to a person with a disability

Other (please specify)

Thank you for your feedback! Find more information on our ADA program at www.GreshamOregon.gov/ADA