North Shore Accessibility Advisory Committee

The North Shore Accessibility Advisory Committee (NS AAC) is a Tri-Municipal Council appointed advisory committee comprised of community members with a recognized disability and those who support persons with disabilities.

Purpose: This committee supports the North Shore municipal partner organizations by identifying barriers for people with disabilities who interact with our government organizations, seek services, and participate in the community, provides advice on how to remove and prevent barriers and provides an accessibility lens on municipal plans and projects. 

Membership: Prospective volunteer members from the City of North Vancouver must have a disability or support a person with a disability, be a resident of the City, and be able to attend meetings on a bi-monthly basis. Balanced representation across the three North Shore communities will provide for a maximum of 15 voting members, including 3 spots for people from organizations supporting persons with disabilities and 3 more for Indigenous persons. At least half of those appointed will be persons with disabilities; others may be community members who support persons with disabilities. All appointees serve two-year terms concluding on December 31^st.

Committee Overview

• Committee website