At City of Moreton Bay, we’re committed to creating a community that is accessible. Since 2018, our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) has helped guide positive changes across our city. Read the plan here.

It’s now time to develop a new plan that will guide us to becoming a highly accessible city in the future.

Between July and August 2025, we consulted with the community to gather feedback and ideas for a new Disability Access and Inclusion Plan. This marked the first phase of consultation.

Next steps

We are currently reviewing all feedback received, which will help inform the development of key actions in our new Disability Access and Inclusion Plan. A second phase of consultation, focused on the draft actions, will take place in mid‑2026.

Between July and August 2025:

• 154 people completed the survey
• 1151 visitors to the project website
• 29 people participated in a focus group or interview

• 50% identified as a person with disability
• 91% lived in City of Moreton Bay
• Focus group and interview participants included people with lived experience of disability, carers, families, service providers, and peak bodies

Key insights we heard included:

• You said social inclusion is connected to access, accessibility, social opportunities and the financial capacity to participate. Without access and accessibility needs being met, economic inclusion is compromised.
• There is strong interest in ongoing partnership and collaboration with Council.
• While progress has been made, significant access and inclusion issues remain.
• Council has a role to play in the inclusion of people with disability.

Collection Notice

Moreton Bay City Council is collecting your personal information for the purpose of the Disability Inclusion Access Plan. Council will provide your personal information to Beacon Strategies for analysis of this survey. Council will also use your personal information to update Council’s customer information records and to contact you about other functions and services of Council.