Burgas council will drive people with poor eyesight or limited mobility to polling stations in the presidential and vice-presidential election on 25 October, the council said. The service is on request and costs the same as a city bus ticket.
The council has also published a list of accessible polling stations in each of the six district administration offices (CAU). All are on the ground floor. Access is by ramps, including temporary ones, mobile platforms, lifts, a stair climber, a handrail, a concrete path or an entrance at street level.
Izgrev has the most, with nine stations. Eight of them are at the Georgi Benkovski primary school, the Goethe language school, the St Kliment Ohridski primary school, the Acad. N. Zelinsky chemical technology school, the Yordan Yovkov secondary school, the Geo Milev language school, the Hristo Botev primary school in Sarafovo and the Burgas University Hospital, and all have a ramp. The ninth is at the St Kliment Ohridski primary school in Rudnik, at street level.
Primorie has eight stations. Two are at the Knyaz Boris I primary school, both with a ramp, and station 02-04-00-004 will open only if needed. The station at the Trade School is reached by stair climber, the one at the P. R. Slaveykov primary school by ramp, and the SS Cyril and Methodius secondary school has a handrail. At the gym of the G. S. Rakovski vocational school of electronics, access is by a temporary ramp. The Ivan Vazov secondary school has a ramp and a mobile platform, and the Lyuben Karavelov primary school has a lift.
Vazrazhdane also has eight stations. The entrance is at street level at the Georgi Kondov woodworking school, the Hristo Botev primary school and the Vasil Levski primary school in Gorno Ezerovo. There is a ramp at the vocational school of computer programming and innovation, the Nayden Gerov primary school, the Petko Rosen secondary school and the K. Petkanov secondary school. At the Elin Pelin primary school, access is by lift.
Zora has six stations. A concrete path leads to the one at the Prof. Pancho Vladigerov music school, the Vasil Aprilov and Bratya Miladinovi primary schools have ramps, and the tourism school has a temporary ramp. At the Peyo Yavorov primary school the entrance is at street level, and the transport school has a mobile platform.
Osvobozhdenie has three stations, all with a ramp: at the Dimcho Debelyanov secondary school, the Anton Strashimirov primary school and the Bishop Konstantin Preslavski secondary school, where the ramp is at the north entrance.
The Burgas regional election commission decided in October that the towns of Pomorie and Karnobat will each have one mobile ballot box for voters with permanent disabilities. In Pomorie, 11 requests have been filed.
Dolno Ezerovo has one station, at the Hristo Botev primary school. It is on the ground floor, next to the school entrance.