The City of Prince Albert has begun the groundwork for its accessibility plan by bringing community voices together to help shape how the process itself should work. “We know that we need to establish an advisory table,” Dinsdale said. “The plan that was approved is really a plan for a plan,” she said. Arjun Pillai/Daily HeraldCommunity members and representatives from local organizations take part in a discussion during the City of Prince Albert’s Accessibility Advisory Table meeting. Dinsdale said the city plans to hold the next public meeting in April and will use a range of outreach methods, including posters, direct contact, and city communications, to reach residents.