Council for Community Accessibility
The Council for Community Accessibility (CCA) is a volunteer group that advocates for the interests of people with disabilities. Formerly known as the Community Council on Handicap Concerns, the group was formed in 1990. The CCA promotes awareness of the challenges faced by people with disabilities, and works to develop solutions to problems of accessibility in the community. Learn more...
The CCA holds public meetings at City Hall at Showers Plaza, 401 N. Morton Street, Bloomington, Indiana. Please contact Craig Brenner (349-3471) for details.
Materials are available in alternative formats upon request.
Disability & Accessibility Awareness Months
The City of Bloomington designates March as Disability Awareness Month and April as Accessibility Awareness Month. Learn More
The City of Bloomington Council for Community Accessibility has finished updating the 2012 Directory of Resources and Services for People with Disabilities! This directory contains general information about local, state, and national organizations that assist people with disabilities and also provides contact information for each organization. To learn more about these organizations and how they assist people with disabilities, CLICK HERE.
The Council's annual awards ceremony was held on Monday, October 29th at St. Mark's United Methodist Church.
2012 Award Recipients - Event Photos
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Major Programs/Resources of the Council
- AccessAbility Decal Program
- Bloomington/Monroe County Special Needs Registry for First Responders
- CCA - ADA Anniversary Celebration
- Council for Community Accessibility Annual Awards
- Directory of Resources and Services for People with Disabilities
- Disability and Accessibility Awareness Months
- Week of Service
AccessAbility Decal Program
Is your business accessible? The AccessAbility Decal Program recognizes local businesses that take necessary steps to make themselves accessible to persons with disabilities with a decal to display on their storefront. To learn more about accessible businesses in the area, CLICK HERE.
City and County Special Needs Registry
Do you have a substantial disability? Does your disability mean you have special needs that you want first responders to be aware of? Get help when you need it most! MORE INFO
Spotlight News in Council for Community Accessibility
Council for Community Accessibility releases calendar of activities for Disability Awareness and Accessibility Awareness Months | |
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March and April offer many opportunities to consider how our community is welcoming to people with disabilities. Bloomington joins communities across Indiana to observe March as Disability Awareness Month and April as Accessibility Awareness Month. |