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Port of Long Beach accessibility and community engagement

Long Beach

Summary

The Port presented its free ADA-accessible harbor tours, $65 million community grants program, and sponsorships requiring ADA compliance. Commissioners pushed the port to go beyond minimum ADA standards — scooter users have gotten stuck in narrow boat areas and narration is hard to hear — and the port agreed to take the feedback to its team.

At a glance

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Last discussed May 14, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The port awards millions in community grants and sponsorships — over $55 million granted to date — that local nonprofits can apply for.

✅Who benefits

Residents with disabilities who use harbor tours, port-adjacent neighborhoods, and nonprofits seeking grants.

⚠️Who could be affected

Mobility-scooter users and people with hearing loss who have faced access barriers on some tour boats.

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