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The survey is available online until June 9th
The District of Muskoka is marking National AccessAbility Week by launching a survey to gather public feedback on accessibility across its services and facilities.
The seven-question survey runs until June 9 and will help shape the District’s next Multi-Year Accessibility Plan.
Officials say the goal is to identify barriers and improve independence and access for all residents.
Details can be found at engagemuskoka.ca.
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