Port Pirie Regional Council is committed to creating an inclusive, accessible and welcoming community where people of all abilities can participate in community life, access information and services, and enjoy Council facilities and programs.
Council's Disability Access and Inclusion Plans set out how Council works to improve access, inclusion and participation for people with disability.
Council is preparing its next Disability Access and Inclusion Plan. The new plan and an accessible version will be published here following community consultation and formal adoption by Council.
This was Council's Disability Access and Inclusion Plan for 2020–2024. It is retained as a previous Council plan and is separate from the forthcoming plan currently in development.
Community participation
The Access and Inclusion Reference Group (AIRG) advises Council on accessibility and inclusion for people living with disability. The group provides advice and lived-experience perspectives to help improve community spaces, services and participation opportunities.
Learn about the group's purpose, role and membership, meet its members, access its documents, or find out how to express interest in joining.
Visit the AIRG pagePort Pirie Regional Council, in partnership with the Crystal Brook Community Association, provides a free return community bus service for eligible residents of Crystal Brook and surrounding areas.
The service supports older residents and people experiencing transport difficulties to access services, appointments, shopping and other facilities in Port Pirie.
Community bus bookings can be made online through SpaceToCo.
Book the Community Bus online (opens in a new window)
Alternatively, bookings can be made through the Crystal Brook Library and Council Office.
Phone: (08) 8636 2150
The following organisations provide information, advocacy, support or services for people with disability, older people, carers, families and community members. External websites open in a new window.
If you require Council information in an alternative format, need assistance accessing a Council service, or would like to provide feedback about accessibility and inclusion, please contact Port Pirie Regional Council.
