Accessible Ajax

The goal of providing a totally accessible community to all of the residents of Ajax is certainly a goal worth focus. The Town of Ajax and its Accessibility Advisory Committee, continue to make great efforts to promote a barrier free community for its employees, residents and visitors. Accessible, affordable programs and services, facilities and infrastructure are integral to the community inclusion of all residents.

The Province of Ontario has enacted legislation relative to provincial accessibility requirements for all private, public, voluntary and not-for-profit organizations to comply with:

More information on the Town's accessibility initiatives and accomplishments is available by accessing the Ajax Accessibility In Action Plan.

"The Corporation of the Town of Ajax is committed to being responsive to the diverse needs of all its residents by eliminating barriers and providing accessible, quality customer service, in a manner that respects dignity, independence, integration and equal opportunity." 

- Accessible Customer Service Policy

"The Town of Ajax embraces and values diversity, promoting an engaged, healthy and inclusive community. Then Town is strongly committed to equity and diversity through its policies, procedures, service deliver, amenities and employment practices."

-Diversity and Community Engagement Plan Policy Statement

Regional Accessible Pedestrian Signals

Accessible Pedestrian Signals in the Town of Ajax are located at:

  • Harwood Avenue South and Hunt Street
  • Bayly Street and Harwood Avenue South 
  • Harwood Avenue South and Falby Court
  • Westney Road South and Harwood Avenue South
  • Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue

For information on the location of Regional Accessible Pedestrian Signals Ajax, please visit the Region of Durham Works Department website.

For more information on Ajax Accessibility, please contact, Sarah Moore
by phone at 905-619-2529 ext. 3347 or by email.