Accessible spaces and services

We work to create a welcoming environment that considers the needs of people with disabilities.

I want to

Join a committee

The Minneapolis Advisory Committee on People with Disabilities has vacancies.

File a complaint

Submit this form if you're unable to access a program or service.

Read the ADA Action Plan

See what we're doing to make the City more welcoming for people with disabilities.

What we do

We listen to and support residents with disabilities.

Community engagement

You invite you to share what's important to you.

History

We have a long-term commitment to people with disabilities.

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Disability inclusion

Nearly one in four people living in our communities has a disability.

Some disabilities are visible. Others are invisible. Some are permanent. Some are temporary.

Most people will be disabled at some point in their life.

Minneapolis is committed to disability inclusion, which means:

Including people with disabilities in all City activities.
Encouraging people with disabilities to have roles similar to their peers who do not have a disability.

Find out how we do this

Related information

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Health and wellbeing

The CDC tells us why disability inclusion matters.

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Digital services

The White House explains the need for quality digital experiences.

Contact us

Guthrie Byard

Community specialist for people with disabilities

Neighborhood and Community Relations

Email Guthrie Byard

Phone

Address

Crown Roller Mill
105 Fifth Ave., Room 425
Minneapolis, MN 55401

Last updated on January 11, 2024