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Smooth Rock Falls seeks feedback on pool accessibility upgrades by Nov. 7

Justin Barber

Oct 17, 2025

Smooth Rock Falls is asking public pool users who tried newly installed accessibility features this past summer to complete a five-minute online survey by Nov. 7, 2025, according to a notice posted Oct. 17 on the Town’s website.

The Town said the feedback will help improve accessibility in community spaces. Responses are intended from people who used the upgrades during the summer season.

The upgrades were funded through the Inclusive Community Grants Program 2024–2025. Additions at the public pool include:

An accessible tot-dock (for toddlers)
Accessible non-slip flooring mats
Accessible pool steps
An accessible pool chair lift

The survey is available at https://surl.lt/bckdnt. It takes about five minutes to complete.

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