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Plans, Reports and Studies

The City of Dryden has many reports, studies and plans to help improve, protect, plan and develop our community. You can read about the different reports and statements below.

The City of Dryden is committed to service excellence by providing all members of the public and our employees with an inclusive environment. Inclusiveness is integrated through ongoing policy development in our services, products and facilities. We are working to prevent and remove barriers to accessibility in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA).

The City of Dryden's Integrated Standards Accessibility Policy outlines the overall strategic direction to improve access to the City's goods, services and facilities. To read this policy, and see a full list of City of Dryden policies, please click here

Website Accessibility

The City of Dryden is has utilized BrowseAloud since 2018, a product dedicated to helping you easily read the text on our website. If there is any content that you need, but are unable to access, please let us know and we will be happy to provide an accessible version upon request.

Feedback

Let us know how we are doing and submit an Accessibility Feedback form. Personal information provided through this form is collected in accordance with regulations under the AODA and will be used for responding to accessibility requests. You can also use the form to submit questions about information collection.

Alternate Format Documents

As we work to meet the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, citizens may find documents which have not been made accessible yet. To request documents in alternate formats, please contact the Administration Department at 807-223-1432.

Accessible Community Transportation

Our MyLift accessible van service is for seniors, youth and low-income persons, or riders that have mobility issues. The vehicle has a wheelchair ramp and can hold six+ passengers. MyLift offers door-to-door service, as well as service between senior housing to specified stores and service locations. For more information on scheduling a pick up and costs, click HERE.

Service Animals

Service Animals often are required to assist a person with a disability. These animals are permitted in City of Dryden facilities. Our staff may ask to see the required documentation (according to Section 80.47 of the Integrated Accessibility Standard Regulation) confirming that the animal is required for reasons related to a disability.

The City of Dryden has developed the Dryden Municipal Asset Management Plan.

The plan involves:

  • Asset management principles
  • Data and methodology
  • Statistics
  • State of local infrastructure
  • Levels of service
  • Asset management strategies
  • Financial strategy

Within the plan, our infrastructure portfolio consists of:

  • Road networks
  • Bridges
  • Buildings
  • Water
  • Sanitary assets
  • Machinery and equipment
  • Land improvements
  • Vehicles

Click here to view the City of Dryden's 5-Year Community Strategic Plan (2020-2025)

Learn more on the Museum Page

 Learn about the City of Dryden's Official Plan.

City Staff create reports as one way to communicate between other staff, City Council and the public. These reports provide valuable information and recommendations to Council to help them make decisions. Based on these reports, Council can make informed decisions on important issues and can direct staff to implement these decisions.

Here, you can view the Council and Committee Calendar to view agendas and staff reports.

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