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  DISABILITY-FRIENDLY CITY SURVEY
  In order to better serve the needs of people with disabilities and seniors, the City is asking people to participate in a Disability-Friendly City Survey. Elements that make a city friendly to people with disabilities and seniors are accessible options for transportation, housing, health services, civic and social involvement, recreational and leisure facilities, environment and weather, education, and employment.
Click here to take the survey
   
  A MORE ACCESSIBLE CITY
  Stephanie Cook at Suttree Landing
Multiple City departments are working to make downtown and neighborhoods – as well as City parks and recreation programs – more accessible to people with disabilities. Stephanie Cook, the City's ADA Coordinator, sees progress being made. She's pleased the City is prioritizing walkable neighborhoods, and more paths are being opened for people using wheelchairs. "The past few years have been good ones in terms of accessibility," she said. "We're definitely going in the right direction." The accessible picnic tables, overlooks and playground at Suttree Landing Park are "crown jewels," Cook said.
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Stephanie Brewer Cook
ADA Coordinator
Room 524, City County Building
865-215-2034
Fax: 865-215-2962
TTY: 865-215-4581
scook@knoxvilletn.gov

Misha Byrne
Disability Services Office Assistant
Room 517A, City County Building
865-215-2423
mbyrne@knoxvilletn.gov


CITY OF KNOXVILLE FORMS TO DOWNLOAD

City of Knoxville Applicant Accommodation Request [PDF]
City of Knoxville Americans with Disabilities Act Complaint Form [PDF]


ADA & LOCAL JUDICIARY PROCESS

The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination against any qualified individual with a disability. The Tennessee Judicial Branch does not permit discrimination against any individual on the basis of physical or mental disability in accessing its judicial programs. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if necessary, the Tennessee Judicial Branch will provide reasonable modifications in
order to access all of its programs, services and activities to persons with qualified individuals with disabilities.

This notice is provided as required by Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

If you need assistance, have questions or need additional information, please contact your Local Judicial Program ADA Coordinator. 

Stephanie Brewer Cook
865-215-2034
courtadac@knoxvilletn.gov

If you need assistance, have questions or need additional information, you may also contact the Tennessee Judicial Program ADA Coordinator:

Aaron Conklin 
511 Union Street, Ste. 600
Nashville, TN 37219
615-741-2687 OR 800-448-7970
adacoordinator@tncourts.gov

The Tennessee Judicial Branch Americans with Disabilities Act Policy Regarding Access to Judicial Programs, as well as a Request for Modification form may be found online at www.tsc.state.tn.us.
Request for Modification form [PDF]