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People with disability

We aim to make Albury an inclusive and accessible city for everyone and provide social and economic opportunities for people with disability.

We are working towards creating a city that is accessible and inclusive of everyone and provides equal opportunity for people with disability to enjoy what our city has to offer. Almost 90% of disabilities are ‘invisible’ disabilities, including chronic pain disorders, diabetes and depression. The invisibility of disability highlights the critical need to ensure that not only access but also inclusion is considered.

Access Advisory Group

AlburyCity has a disability Access Advisory Group which meets bi-monthly. Group members comprise of people with disability, those who care for someone with disability, disability sector employees, community members with a vested interest and AlburyCity employees.

The Group has been active for more than twenty years. It is proud of the many changes it has managed to implement and advocate for over this time, including assisting with the creation of two publications ‘Open for Business’ and ‘Getting about in Albury’.

The role of the Access Advisory Group is to:

  • Advise Council on the barriers that prevent people with disabilities participating in programs, services and facilities across the city
  • Provide input into decisions relating to alterations to Council buildings and the streetscape, and the development of programs that improve the quality of life of people with a disability
  • Raise awareness of the positive contributions of people with a disability and the importance of accessibility for all people
  • Advocate for important accessibility issues, including pedestrian safety and improved access to buildings.

Meeting Dates for 2026

  • 11 February 2026
  • 8 April 2026
  • 10 June 2026
  • 12 August 2026
  • 14 October 2026
  • 9 December 2026

If you are interested in joining the  AlburyCity Access Advisory Group, please contact the Community Development Team on communitydevelopment@alburycity.nsw.gov.au or 02 60238111.

New bin lids for residents with vision impairment

New bin lids are now available for residents in Albury who are blind or vision impaired. The lids are stamped with icons identifying each bin type, as well as information about what goes in the bin and which side goes to the road on bin night.

The lids available include:

  • Waste (Red lid): Embossed with a square
  • Organics (Green lid): Embossed with a circle
  • Recyclables (Yellow lid): Embossed with a triangle

These lids are available to residents at no cost.

How to Get Your Bin Lid

Contact our Albury Customer Service Team on:

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

AlburyCity acknowledges the Wiradjuri people as the traditional custodians of the land in which we live and work and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and future for they hold the memories, culture, tradition and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that contribute to our community.