Community Disability Needs and Satisfaction Survey

Community Disability Needs and Satisfaction Survey

The City of St. Petersburg would like to invite you to share your input regarding how St. Petersburg serves people with disabilities through its programs and services. If you are a resident or visitor with a disability or a caregiver for a person with a disability, please take a moment to complete this online survey. This survey will help City departments identify areas in which we are successfully serving people with disabilities, areas that need improvement, and areas which may need more development or focus.
I am:*

A person with a disability.The family, friend, or caregiver of a person with a disability. (If you made this selection, please answer the rest of the questions as it pertains to the person with a disability).
Sex/Gender (select Other to self-describe):*

MaleFemaleNon-Binary/Third GenderPrefer not to sayOther
Age:*

Under 1818-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465+
Type of Disability (select all that apply):*

Mobility Impairment/Physical Disability (I can walk with or without a walker/cane.)Mobility Impairment/Physical Disability (I use a wheelchair or other mobility device.)Intellectual/Developmental DisabilityAutism Spectrum Disorder/NeurodivergentBlind, Low Vision, Visually ImpairedDeaf, Hearing ImpairedMental Health ConditionSpeech/Language ImpairedOther
Please indicate which programs and services are of highest priority as it relates to people with disabilities (select top 5 priority areas):*

Accessible TransportationAccessible SidewalksAccessible HousingAffordable HousingPhysically Accessing City ServicesDisability Advocacy (Educating Legislators and Other Elected Officials)Information on How to Access City ServicesInformation on Other Resources Available in the CommunityWebsite AccessAccess to VotingDisaster PreparednessMental Health ServicesRecreational and Cultural OpportunitiesPublic Safety and Law EnforcementAssistance on Modifications to Make Your Home More AccessiblePreventing Unnecessary InstitutionalizationAccess to Health and Nutrition ProgramsPrograms for Young Adults with Disabilities Aging Out of High SchoolEmployment OpportunitiesDisability Awareness Training for City Employees that interact with the Public
City ADA Coordinator Connections

Regarding the City’s website (www.stpete.org), please rate the following:
Ability to find information on the City government programs and services.*

Very SatisfiedSatisfiedNeutralDissatisfiedVery DissatisfiedDoes Not Apply to Me
Ability to contact City's ADA Coordinator.*

Very SatisfiedSatisfiedNeutralDissatisfiedVery DissatisfiedDoes Not Apply to Me
Ability to request a disability accommodation.*

Very SatisfiedSatisfiedNeutralDissatisfiedVery DissatisfiedDoes Not Apply to Me
City Media Connections

If you are either blind/low vision or deaf/hearing impaired, please rate your satisfaction with captioning or audio descriptions on the following:
City website content including videos.*

Very SatisfiedSatisfiedNeutralDissatisfiedVery DissatisfiedDoes Not Apply to Me
City social media content and videos (X (Formerly Twitter), Facebook, Instagram).*

Very SatisfiedSatisfiedNeutralDissatisfiedVery DissatisfiedDoes Not Apply to Me
SIDEWALKS/PUBLIC PEDESTRIAN RIGHTS OF WAY*

Sidewalks, trails, crosswalks, and streets are well-maintained and free from tripping hazards and obstructions.Crosswalks at major intersections are easily detectable and I can reach the buttons that trigger a walk sign.Information about construction on streets and sidewalks is provided in advance.During construction, alternative routes are clearly indicated and accessible.Transit stops are located where I can get to them (sidewalks with curb cuts and access to other public rights of way).The City solicits input from people with disabilities about sidewalks/public rights of way issues.City staff respond promptly to any requests for accommodations, questions, comments, or complaints.
RECREATION AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES (Parks & Recreation, Cultural Affairs, and Libraries)*

Recreation and cultural activities are made inclusive to people with disabilities.Programming exclusively for people with disabilities is easily available.I can easily access programs and facilities.The City solicits input from people with disabilities about recreation and cultural activities.Personnel respond promptly to any requests for accommodations, questions, comments, or complaints.
PUBLIC SAFETY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT*

Law enforcement personnel appropriately interact with people with disabilities.Law enforcement personnel are courteous when interacting with the public.The City solicits input from people with disabilities about public safety and law enforcement.Personnel respond promptly to any requests for accommodations, questions, comments, or complaints.
SOCIAL SERVICES*

I know where to find rental assistance programs for persons with disabilities.I know where to find Day Programs for older adults or persons with disabilities.I know where to find access to nutritious meals for older adults or persons with disabilities.I know where to find financial assistance for home rehabilitation.
HOUSING*

Accessible housing is easy to find throughout St Petersburg.I am in need of housing that has accessible features such as a roll-in-shower, etc.The City responds promptly to requests for accommodations, questions, comments, or complaints.
ENGAGEMENT

The Committee to Advocate for Persons with Impairments (CAPI) enables citizens and their government to work together to make St. Petersburg a place where people with disabilities can fulfill their greatest potential for independence and achievement. Members are appointed by the Mayor, and confirmed by City Council, to serve in an advisory capacity for the City. Meetings are held monthly in-person and are open to the public. CAPI welcomes all attendees to share their concerns and feedback.
Please select all that apply to you:*

I was unaware that such a group exists.I am aware that the group exists, but I am unable to find meeting information.I would like to attend meetings but am unable to make it in-person. I would like a virtual option.I would like to be more involved with the group. Please send me more information.
The mission of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Coordinator is to ensure that every City program, service, and facility is accessible to and usable by our residents and visitors with disabilities. What issues do you feel the city and ADA Coordinator should prioritize regarding quality of life for people with disabilities? (Select your top three.)*

Advocating for policy changes to increase the number of accessible homes and apartments being built (in public housing as well as new home developments).Advocating for employment opportunities and/or job training for people with disabilities.Educating people with disabilities on how to advocate for themselves.Educating people with disabilities on their rights pursuant to the ADA.Providing information on available programs and services throughout City of St. Petersburg.Developing “Best Practice” guides for governmental organizations and businesses on accessibility and inclusion of people with disabilities.Providing disability awareness and sensitivity trainings to governmental organizations and businesses.
Comments:
If you would like to receive updates about programs, services, or improvements the City is making to ensure equitable access for people with disabilities, please provide your contact information below.
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Community Disability Needs and Satisfaction Survey

City ADA Coordinator Connections

City Media Connections