At City of Moreton Bay, we’re committed to creating a community that is accessible. A city where everyone has equal and safe access to services, places, and opportunities without barriers.
Since 2018, our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 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.
We want to hear from you
We recognise that people with disability face challenges when participating in everyday life. That’s why we need to hear from you to shape our next Disability Access and Inclusion Action Plan.
From 17 July to 18 August 2025, we invited the community to share their thoughts on how inclusive and accessible they find City of Moreton Bay. Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the survey or contribute to the ideas wall, your input is greatly appreciated.
We are currently reviewing all feedback we received, and it will help to inform the development of a new Disability Access and Inclusion Plan.
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What would make City of Moreton Bay more accessible?
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12 August, 2025
Concerned says:
Put a footpath along Mackie road as currently there is no access for anyone with a disability. In fact it is extremely dangerous for anyone
9 August, 2025
Dennis Stephensen says:
Building improvements required for the Moreton City Pickleball Club. To cater for equal access
8 August, 2025
Ann Groat says:
Please allow disability parking spaces on streets 60 kph and under.. example, Benabrow Av. Bribie Island. Current "rule" is 50kph.
8 August, 2025
Maria says:
Better footpath and access to cross road safely in a wheelchair, from Cardinal Circuit and Smith Rd, Caboolture. It’s unsafe.
25 July, 2025
AF says:
Better footpaths with ramp access to local grocery stores for adults that use wheelchairs and disability mobility scooters. 2yearsofWAITING!
24 July, 2025
Flora says:
More events at libraries
23 July, 2025
surfie007 says:
Lessen the steepness of kerb ramps where they are currently very steep. (e.g. Elizabeth Avenue, Clontarf)
17 July, 2025
Teddy123 says:
I would like to be able to access at least one of the beaches on the Redcliffe peninsula with a wheelchair or mobility aid to the water.
5 June, 2025
LynnMathers says:
Bright contrast colours on poles or things you can bump into.
Highlights from the City of Moreton Bay Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2018-2022
The following provides a summary of key achievements and initiatives delivered under the City of Moreton Bay’s Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DA&IP) 2018–2022. These highlights reflect Council’s ongoing commitment to improving accessibility and inclusion across the region’s facilities, services, programs, and community engagement activities.
Built Environment Improvements
Inclusive Programming and Services
Community Engagement and Digital Access
Recognition and Events
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.
