Transition Plan
The 1992 City Transition Plan guided the implementation of regulations that provided individuals with disabilities civil rights protections in employment, public accommodations, and municipal services and programs to. The Transition Plan also identified modifications needed at City facilities to make them accessible and guided the implementation of the modifications. The Americans with Disabilities Act mandates that every public entity re-evaluate its current programs, services, and policies to determine whether they are in compliance with Title II regulations.
There are two transition plans maintained by the City. One focuses on City facilities, The ADA Transition Plan, and one focuses on public rights of way, the Transition Public Right of Way (PROW).
In 2011 the City awarded a contract to Sally Swanson Architects to update the ADA Transition Plan. The update included a barrier assessment of City-owned facilities and parks and a Self-Evaluation relating to the accessibility of City programs and services. Read the report here.
In 2016 the City awarded a contract to the KFH Group to update the Public Rights of Way (PROW) Transition Plan, which was completed in September 2017. The report can be found below, and the GIS Map link above reflects the survey done in 2016/2017. Read the report here.
Plans are also available to view at:
Santa Fe Public Library
145 Washington Avenue
505-955-6780
Oliver La Farge Branch Library
1730 Llano Street
505-955-4860
Southside Branch Library
6599 Jaguar Drive
505-955-2810