Facilities
Council offers some specialised facilities as part of our overall strategy to improve accessibility and inclusiveness for all Frankston residents.
Keys Street Toilets
The new Keys Street public facility offers universal male and female toilets, a children's toilet, baby feeding and change rooms, as well as two fully accessible toilets for people with a disability, which feature hoists and adult change facilities. Users will need to provide their own sling for the hoist facility.
| Hours | The facility opens business hours each day, with extended hours (9:00pm close) on Thursdays and Fridays. |
| Location | 5 Keys Street, Frankston |
| Melways Ref | 102 2C |
| Access | Master Locksmiths on the presentation of written authority from a doctor, disability support organisation or community health centre. Holders of parking permits may also obtain letters of authority from Council. MLAK keys can be borrowed, upon presentation of photo ID, from the Frankston Visitor Information Centre, Civic Centre, Safer City Centre and Youth Resource Centre. Slings are available for loan from the Visitor Information Centre. |
| Contact | If you would like training in the use of the hoists or if equipment is damaged or unclean please contact Frankston City Council on 1300 322 322. For further information and if equipment is damaged or unclean please contact Frankston City Council on 1300 322 322. |
Public Toilet Map
To find public toilets in the Frankston City area, please follow the link below
Liberty Swing
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The Frankston Liberty Swing, a device that allows people with mobility difficulties or using wheelchairs to enjoy the excitement of swinging, is one of the first installed in southeast Melbourne and only one of a handful in public playgrounds in Victoria. Frankston City residents can apply for permanent possession of a key, and those who already have an MLAK key can also access the swing.
| Location: | Located at the Frankston Waterfront Regional Playground, the Australian designed and manufactured swing was funded by the Rotary Club of Frankston, Frankston City Council and the Variety Club. |
| Access: | Frankston City residents wishing to use the Liberty Swing can pick up a key from the Visitor Information Centre (VIC) on Pier Promenade. Keys are also available from the Civic Centre and the Frankston Lifesaving Club. |
| Contact: | For more information about how to obtain the key from the Visitor Information Centre, and processes involved in acquiring a permanent key, contact the Parks Planning and Development Coordinator on (03) 97468 1552. |
MLAK Key
This key is an innovative system that allows 24 hour a day access to public facilities e.g. toilets for people with disabilities. The MLAK key will will provide access to the accessible toilet facilities at 5 Keys Street, Frankston.
| Applicable: | To be eligible for an MLAK key you must have a disability validated by a letter from:
Presentation of this letter at locksmiths who are registered with the Master Locksmith Association and payment of a small cost will enable you to get a key which will belong to you permanently. It will enable you to any facility in Australia fitted with MLAK locks. To find a Master Locksmiths Association of Australia locksmith contact: 1800 810 698 Freecall. |
| Access: | The MLAK key will provide access to the accessible toilet facilities at 5 Keys Street, Frankston. |
| Location: | Locksmiths in the Peninsula Region who can provide people with an MLAK key: Amalgamated Locksmiths Locksmiths Services P/L Mornington Lock Services RAM Security Locksmiths The Security Centre |
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