The lack of accessibility within the United States is a wicked problem that negatively impacts thousands - if not millions, of people daily. Widespread inaccessibility unfairly discriminates against people with disabilities and prevents them from enjoying the same facilities, events, and places as people without disabilities. Downtown Salisbury is a thriving center of business and community activities that connect the Greater Salisbury community through events such as the Folk Festival, Third Fridays, concerts, and more. The lack of accessible bathrooms in Downtown impacts tourists, residents, business owners, and people with disabilities. As a member of the Presidential Citizen Scholars program, I sought to address this institutionalized exclusion through a research study. I have conducted an Institutional Review Board-approved survey over the last several months to gather the wants and needs of the community. Through my data collection, I have partnered with multiple local city and county leaders to help spread the word and bring awareness to this issue. The survey closed at the end of March, and the analyzed data was presented to residents and city leaders.