In Everett, WA, the need for universal changing tables in public buildings and parks is urgent and essential. Currently, many public spaces in our city lack proper facilities for caregivers and individuals with disabilities or special needs, resulting in discomfort, inconvenience, and exclusion. Universal changing tables are adjustable and can accommodate all individuals, regardless of their age, size, or mobility challenges. They are crucial for ensuring that people with disabilities, their families, and caregivers have equal access to public amenities. Without these facilities, caregivers often struggle to find suitable spaces to attend to their loved ones' personal care needs, forcing them into uncomfortable or undignified situations. According to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), over 4.1 million U.S. households include members with disabilities, highlighting the widespread need for inclusive facilities. Moreover, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) emphasizes the importance of accessibility, yet many locations in Everett fall short of these standards. By mandating universal changing tables in all public buildings and parks, Everett can demonstrate leadership in inclusivity and set a standard for other cities to follow. This initiative will not only support residents but also attract visitors to our city, boosting the local economy. We urge the Everett City Council to pass legislation requiring universal changing tables in public spaces. Doing so will improve the quality of life for countless families and reinforce Everett's commitment to being a welcoming, accessible community for all. Please sign this petition to support equal access for everyone in Everett, WA.