Date 01 September 2026 Category City news Topic Access and inclusion The City of Fremantle is inviting the community to help shape its new Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) 2026–2031. The City of Fremantle is inviting the community to help shape its new Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) 2026–2031. The plan will guide how the City improves access and inclusion over the next five years, helping to make Fremantle a place where everyone can participate, feel welcome and belong. We particularly want to hear from people with lived experience of disability, as well as families, carers and support people. Feedback and ideas from the wider community are also welcome. There are a range of ways to get involved, so people can share their feedback in a way that works for them. Through My Say Freo, you can complete the DAIP survey, share feedback in an alternative format or use the interactive accessibility map to identify places and experiences across Fremantle. The City will also hold a community drop-in session on Saturday 19 September, where you can learn more about the project, ask questions and share your ideas with City staff. Feedback can also be provided by email or post, and meetings with City staff can be arranged depending on availability. The City will use the feedback received to help develop the new DAIP and will report back to the community on what we heard and how community feedback helped shape the plan. Have your say by 5pm Monday 5 October 2026. Visit My Say Freo to learn more and get involved: Disability Access & Inclusion Plan 2026-2031 | My Say Freo
