Accessibility

The purpose of the Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001 (ODA) is to improve opportunities for people with disabilities and to provide for their involvement in the identification, removal, and prevention of barriers to their full participation in life in the Province.  To this end, the ODA mandated that each municipality prepare an annual accessibility plan, and the Town of Marathon's plan is available for download below:

2010 Accessibility Plan (.doc) (.pdf)
Accessible Customer Service Brochure
Accessible Customer Service Policy

Assistive Devices at Town Facilities

Audio:
Front Row-to-Go portable FM system may be available for use when attending functions such as a Town meeting - phone Human Resources at (807)229-1340 x2234 to inquire

Mobility:
Portable Aquatic Lift at the Port Hole Pool

Power Assist Doors:
Power assist door openers are installed at the front doors of the Town Hall, the main doors at the Recreation Complex, and the front door at Lakeview Community Hall.

Service animals:
Service animals are welcome at Town facilities; however, pets are prohibited per By-Law 1598.

Support persons:
The Town has a One Person, One Fare policy - for more information about obtaining a Personal Assistant for Leisure card, contact the Community Services office.

Viewing platform:
A wheelchair-accessible viewing platform is in place at the west end (closest to Peninsula Road) of the arena.

Help Us Identify Barriers

Sidewalks/Curb Cuts Poster


 

What type of guided experience can we create for you?
Ride the waves as you hear the tales of the lake?
Taste exquisitly prepared local cuisine?
Share tea and teachings with an Ojibway Elder?
Create a craft using found objects from nature?
Search for gold with a prospector?
Golf Pro history tour of Stanley Thompson Course
Historic wagon ride through our forestry history
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