Proudly Accessible Dubuque

THIS IS WHO WE ARE

Proudly Accessible Dubuque is an independent organization concerned with issues of accessibility for all.


THIS IS OUR MISSION

Proudly Accessible Dubuque builds awareness, educates the public and assists businesses with the goal of improving accessibility for all customers.


THIS IS WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO

Proudly Accessible Dubuque believes that by raising awareness and providing practical, reasonable, cost effective information on accessibility improvements and associated tax benefits, we can:


THIS IS OUR INSPIRATION

"The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990" was championed by Iowa Senator Tom Harkin and signed by President G.H.W. Bush. Since 1992, when it became law, the ADA has protected people with disabilities from discrimination by employers, in public accommodations, and in publicly funded programs. We invite every business in Dubuque to analyze and improve their facilities in order to achieve consistency with the ADA.

The City of Dubuque has adopted, by Ordinance, the Iowa Accessibility Code.

Under the law, any person with a disability who has difficulty entering or navigating a Dubuque business may file a discrimination complaint with the Human Rights Department. It is better to be safe by taking the initiative to check for compliance, rather than sorry because a complaint has been filed by a person with a disability.


THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL FIND HERE


THIS IS WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU

OUR PARNTERS

THANKS TO

Hartig Drug Steve Smith, Asbury Square
Annie's Lil Bits Dr. Kevin Kane DDS
Dr. Larry Donahue, DDS Sue Czeshinski
Judy Haley Giesen Bob Gelms
Kelly Larson Jan Powers
Kelley Schiesl Justin Thiltgen
Katrina Wilberding  

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Jim ArlenJim Jarrard
Barney BishopBob and Carol Lehnhardt
Sarah DavidsonMolly Menster
Penny and Jim EhlingerBob Nesler
Joe FeltesLou Oswald
Mary GassmanBill Ross
Judy and Jim Giesen 
And other members of the Human Rights Accessibility Subcommittee

A TIP O' THE HAT

PROUDLY ACCESSIBLE DUBUQUE would like to recognize a similar effort by a volunteer group in Hermanus, South Africa, who coined the term "proudly accessible." If you would like to visit their website, here is a link. Just click. www.hermanus.co.za/com/proudlyaccessible.

PROUDLY ACCESSIBLE DUBUQUE
3715 Asbury Rd. Dubuque, IA 52001
563-580-7357

info@ProudlyAccessibleDubuque.com