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ACCESSIBLE BUILDINGS, SPACES AND SERVICES

What Bethel places are welcoming, comfortable, and easy to access?

What places or services are hard to find, access or use in Bethel?

What changes or improvements would help?

Tell us what you love, where there are problems, and what projects and priorities should end up in Bethel’s plan. How do you want to share your ideas?

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What Bethel places, public spaces, buildings, services or businesses do you love to use? Which ones are easy and comfortable to access?

What public spaces, buildings, programs or amenities are hard to access or find? Are there places where you feel uncomfortable or unwelcome? What makes it hard, or what barriers do you face?

Do you have specific ideas, comments or suggestions for improvements?

If we could do one thing this year to improve accessibility of Bethel's public spaces, buildings, and services, what should it be?

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Interactive Map

Use the interactive map below to mark specific places you love, problem areas or challenges, or ideas for improvements. Add a pin and comment to share your ideas. Click a pin to see what others think.

Need help with the map?
Click for tips and instructions.

GREEN PINS: WHAT’S GREAT

Mark places that are easy to find, use and access for people of all ages and abilities.

RED PINS: WHAT’S NOT GREAT

Mark places where accessibility is a problem, or that are hard to find and use.

YELLOW PINS: IDEAS

Mark places where you have a specific idea or improvement. Tell us what it is!

Map Help

Want to view the map full screen? Try opening it in a new window.

Having trouble on a mobile device? The map works best on a laptop or desktop computer and may not function on a mobile device. Try opening it in a new window, use a faster Internet connection, or use a computer.

Want to zoom in or out? Use the +/- buttons in the top left corner of the map to zoom in or out.

Need to move around? Drag the map. Put your cursor anywhere on the map. Hold down the left mouse button. Then drag in the direction you want to move.

Get lost? If you don’t know what you’re looking at, zoom out until you see a label that shows you where you are. Now move the map or zoom back in until you find where you want to be. Still not sure? Try clicking a pin to see if someone else has identified a place. If you’ve moved around and lost your place, click the “home” button in the top left corner of the map (below the +/- controls)

Want to add a pin? Start in the box that says “Editor.”

Click “add feature.”
Click one of the “new feature” buttons. Green (top button) = things or places you love. Red (middle button) = problem spots or needed improvements. Yellow (bottom button) = specific ideas.
Click the spot on the map where you want to place a pin.
Type a comment to explain your idea or input. The comment field is in the “Editor” box to the left of the map.
Click the blue “add” button below the comment field. It may take a minute for your pin and comment to load.

Need to correct a comment or pin? You can’t edit it after it’s posted. Just add a new pin to explain your correction or add what you actually want to say.

Want to see others’ comments? Click any pin on the map to see someone else’s comment.