The City of Warrenville is developing an ADA Transition Plan to improve accessibility on public sidewalks, curb ramps, crosswalks, and transit stops. This plan will help make it easier for all residents—including those with disabilities—to safely and comfortably move through the community.
The plan includes reviewing 49 miles of sidewalk corridors, curb ramps, and a pedestrian rail crossing to identify areas that need improvement. Many parts of the public right-of-way currently have barriers that limit access for people with disabilities. Removing these barriers will benefit everyone and support equal access to jobs, education, healthcare, transit, and more.
The City is creating a plan to improve accessibility on sidewalks, curb ramps, crosswalks, and transit stops—and your feedback matters.
Take a short survey and leave comments on an interactive map to help identify barriers and shape future improvements:
https://engage.cmap.illinois.gov/warrenville-plan-for-accessible-streets-and-sidewalks
