Accessibility

The City is committed to making elections accessible to all.

Our Elections staff ask the City's Inclusion Advisory Committee for advice on accessibility.

Election information is published across many formats:

• Website
• Social Media
• Newspaper

Election information is available in alternate formats. One month before the election, contact the Election Coordinator. This will give them time to prepare your kit and get it to you. 

Satellite drop off centers

• Wheelchair accessible
• ASL interpreters can be on hand; please give us one month's advance notice to arrange.
• You can use a personal assistive devices to mark your ballot (own pen, mobile device, smart phone, reader apps).
• A large print list of candidates available.
• Braille list of candidates and voting instructions are available.
• Signature guides are available.
• Magnifiers are available.
• Voting area lighting is available.
• Service animals are welcome.
• Election staff are happy to assist you.