The Prosecutor’s office of Crimea has improved the accessibility of 67 infrastructure facilities for people with disabilities

After the measures of prosecutorial response in the Crimea, the accessibility of 67 infrastructure facilities for citizens with disabilities has been improved for the first nine months of 2026. This was reported in the press service of the Prosecutor’s office of Crimea.

The prosecutor’s office continues to work to create a barrier-free environment for people with disabilities. As a result of the presentations and other responses, 67 social infrastructure facilities have been improved.

One example is the situation in Simferopol. The prosecutor's office of the republic made a submission to the city administration because of unreasonably long consideration of applications of citizens with disabilities. People were waiting for the approval of land plots to place garages or parking spaces for their cars.

The reason was the inadequate regulatory regulation of this issue in the local government. In Feodosia, following the results of consideration of the prosecutor’s submission, one of the legal entities carried out work to improve accessibility conditions for disabled citizens in the sanatorium used.

In addition, a passport of accessibility of the object was developed. The supervisory authority stressed that work to protect the rights of persons with disabilities to unhindered access to social infrastructure facilities continues.

In January 2026, the prosecutor’s office of the republic organized an inspection after reports in social networks about possible violations of the rights of disabled people in the organization of parking space in Alushta. The audit assessed the implementation of the legislation on road safety and ensuring unhindered access for people with limited mobility.

In September 2026, after the intervention of the prosecutor’s office, a ramp was installed in one of the schools of the Saka district. A child who travels in a wheelchair could not get to school due to lack of equipment. The prosecutor's office sent a submission to the school principal and the violation was rectified.

In October 2026, the prosecutor’s office of the Razdolnensky district sought compliance with the rights of the disabled person to unhindered access to housing. The inspection showed that the yard of an apartment building, where a disabled citizen lives, is not adapted for free movement. At the request of the prosecutor's office, the administration of the Ruchevsky rural settlement had to eliminate the violations.