Accessibility Statement

Nieporęt Municipality is committed to making the Turystyczny Nieporęt website accessible in accordance with the Polish Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies.

This accessibility statement applies to the website nieporet.plesk.netk.pl.

• Date of publication of the website: 20 October 2026.

Compliance status

This website is fully compliant with the annex to the Act of 4 April 2019 on the digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies.

Preparation of this accessibility statement

• Date the statement was prepared: 20 October 2026.

The statement was prepared on the basis of a self-assessment using the Website Digital Accessibility Checklist, version 2.2.

Feedback and contact details

You can report any digital accessibility problems with this website to Dorota Brzozowska by email at promocja@nieporet.pl or by phone on +48 22 767 04 00.

Anyone has the right to request that this website, or any of its elements, be made digitally accessible.

When making such a request, please provide:

• your first name and surname,
• your contact details (e.g. phone number, email address),
• the exact address of the web page containing the inaccessible element or content,
• a description of the problem and the solution that would be most convenient for you.

We will respond to your request as soon as possible, and no later than 7 days after receiving it.

If this deadline is too short for us, we will let you know. In that message we will give you a new date by which we will fix the reported issues or prepare the information in an alternative form. The new deadline will not be longer than 2 months.

If we are unable to make the website or content specified in your request digitally accessible, we will offer you access to it in an alternative way.

Handling of accessibility requests and complaints

If, in response to your request for digital accessibility, we refuse to provide the accessibility you asked for and you disagree with that refusal, you have the right to file a complaint.

You may also file a complaint if you do not agree to use the alternative means of access we offered you in response to your request.

Please send any complaint by post or email to the management of our organisation: Dorota Brzozowska.

You may find helpful information on the government portal gov.pl (in Polish).

You can also inform the Commissioner for Human Rights about the situation and ask them to intervene in your case.

Other information

Architectural accessibility

Nieporęt Municipal Office, Plac Wolności 1, 05-126 Nieporęt

The Nieporęt Municipal Office building has three entrances:

• the main entrance from ul. Jana Kazimierza,
• a side entrance from ul. Jana Kazimierza,
• a side entrance from Plac Wolności 1.

Each entrance has steps and a ramp with handrails for people with special needs. The entrance doors are wide enough for people using wheelchairs, powered wheelchairs, white canes, crutches, walking frames or walking sticks.

Access to rooms and movement inside the building

• The building has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor.
• There is a lift on the right-hand side of the corridor from the main entrance. The lift control panel has Braille markings.
• The lift gives people with special needs access to the first floor and to the part of the second floor located in the new part of the building.
• Stairs in each part of the building also lead to the first and second floors. The first and last steps are marked with a different colour and surface texture to distinguish them from the other steps.

Customer service

The registry office is on the ground floor, opposite the main entrance. The registry counter is not lowered. The registry is equipped with devices that support accessible customer service:

• a portable induction loop,
• an electronic digital magnifier.

People with special needs who have difficulty visiting the Office in person can contact the Accessibility Coordinator by phone or by SMS/MMS on 696 833 226. On request, a member of staff can serve visitors on the ground floor.

Toilets and facilities

Toilets for people with special needs are located:

• on the ground floor – to the right of the main entrance, in the corridor behind the lift and the glass door,
• on the first floor – to the right of the lift.

The accessible toilet on the ground floor has a baby changing table.

Information and signage in the building

The building has signs showing the layout of rooms and the escape routes. Information boards listing the Office’s departments are located at both entrances, on the right-hand side. The boards use contrasting colours – navy blue letters on a light background.

There is a notice board next to the registry office. Information placed at the top of the board may be difficult to read for wheelchair users.

The building does not have Braille signage, contrast markings or large-print signs for blind and partially sighted people.

Services for deaf and hard-of-hearing people

Deaf and hard-of-hearing people can use the free Migam Polish Sign Language interpreting service at the Office. The service is provided via a video call set up by a member of staff.

Parking

There is a parking space for people with special needs in front of the building, next to the side entrance from Plac Wolności. It is marked with an upright sign and a blue bay marking on the surface. A parking space for families with children has also been designated next to the side entrance from Plac Wolności; it is marked with an upright sign and an orange bay marking.

Assistance dogs

Assistance dogs and guide dogs are welcome in the building and all its rooms. A notice to this effect is displayed on the entrance doors.

Communication and information accessibility

• How to request a Polish Sign Language interpreter: not available
• Information about our activities in easy-to-read text (ETR): not available
• Information about our activities in Polish Sign Language (PJM): not available
• Current accessibility report: not available