Accessibility
Reasonable accommodations and equal access to communication are provided upon request.
- Ask
- The City Clerk, (269) 857-2603
- jwolters@saugatuckcity.com
- For a meeting
- 48 hours ahead
- Parking downtown
- 10 accessible spaces
Accommodations and Equal Access
- City meetings
Requests for accommodation or interpretive services must be made 48 hours prior to this meeting. Please contact Saugatuck City Clerk at 269-857-2603 or jwolters@saugatuckcity.com.
The notice printed on City Council agendas
- Public records
Persons with special needs should contact the FOIA Coordinator beforehand to ensure that arrangements for special needs or reasonable facilities are prepared.
From the City’s FOIA procedures, on looking at records in person at City Hall
- Boards and commissions
The City of Saugatuck recognizes and supports the concept of a balanced representation in regard to filling vacancies on Boards and Commissions. To this end, every effort is made to appoint members who represent Saugatuck's diverse community, including citizens of all ethnic groups as well as people with disabilities.
- Jobs with the City
The City of Saugatuck is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of religion, race, color, national origin, age, sex, gender identity or expression, height, weight, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, or genetic information.
Accessible Parking Downtown
At present, only 10 of the city’s 761 on-street parking spaces in the CBD, or 1.3 percent, are accessible.
© OpenStreetMap contributors
10 Spaces on 8 Blocks
- 2 spaces: Butler Street South of Culver
- 2 spaces: Water Street Culver to Mason
- 1 space: Griffith Street Culver to Mason
- 1 space: Mason Street Water to Butler
- 1 space: Mason Street Butler to Griffith
- 1 space: Hoffman Street Water to Butler
- 1 space: Main Street Water to Butler
- 1 space: Mary Street Water to Butler
Additional spaces should be distributed across the core business district, including Water, Butler, Main, Hoffman, Mason, and Culver Streets, to improve access to key destinations.
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Plans, Studies, and Reports
Saugatuck ADA and Loading Zone Parking
From the Saugatuck ADA and Loading Zone Parking study by Walker Consultants for the City’s Parking Improvements Task Force, 2026.
In the Parks
- Rose Garden
Located in the heart of the downtown area, the park features an accessible walk that winds through roses and other planted gardens.
- Mt. Baldhead Park
On the east side of Park Street, there is an accessible viewing dock for fishing as well as the Saugatuck Douglas Historical Museum.
This Website
The City’s goal is for every page of this website to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA.
Some older City documents are scanned pages that a screen reader cannot read. To get one in another format, or to tell the City about a page that does not work for you, call or email the City Clerk.