Page last updated on June 13, 2024 at 2:02 pm
The City of Bloomington is an accessible community that provides many programs and services promoting participation of people with disabilities. Here at the City we strive to offer many opportunities to become involved and learn about and from our residents with disabilities.
- Explore our Programs and Services for a detailed look at what city departments and other organizations are doing to make Bloomington more accessible.
- Learn to be prepared for an emergency with information and resources designed to address the needs of people with disabilities in our community.
- Accessible Bloomington for Businesses contains information for businesses and consumers, including free screenings to determine how they can become more accessible, Guidelines for large print menus for restaurants, Door Poundage Guidelines, Accessible Parking Checklist, and more.
- Get Involved with Accessibility and serve on our Council for Community Accessibility, Bloomington/Monroe County Human Rights Commission or, find an area of interest or concern from this list of Accessible Bloomington opportunities!
If you have an accessibility grievance, fill out the ADA Complaint Form.
View the current City of Bloomington ADA Transition Plan (DRAFT 2024), (2022) or the 2014 plan. Provide feedback... Request a Word version optimized for screen readers from cca@bloomington.in.gov.
Digital Accessibility
The City of Bloomington is committed to providing all citizens with equal access to information, and is working towards making all City-created online documents accessible pursuant to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). However, at times there may be portions of our City-created online documents that are not accessible for some individuals. If you encounter difficulties accessing City-created online documents accessible, please contact accessibility@bloomington.in.gov or (812) 349-3471. In your email or message, please provide your name, contact information, and a link to or description of the document or web page you are having problems with.
For additional information about City of Bloomington accessible programs and services, call the Human Rights Commission at 812-349-3478 or e-mail human.rights@bloomington.in.gov or the Council for Community Accessibility at 812-349-3471 or e-mail cca@bloomington.in.gov.
Employment & Training Assistance
Discover information on the local and state organizations providing hands-on support.
Human Rights Commission
Enforcing the city's Human Rights ordinance.
Council for Community Accessibility
A volunteer group that advocates for the interests of people with disabilities