Overview
February 11
10AM PT, 1PM ET
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New ADA Title II requirements—issued by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)—are reshaping how public sector organizations must deliver accessible digital content. By April 2026, larger public agencies (serving 50,000+ residents) must ensure their websites, portals, and mobile apps meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards. All other public entities must follow by April 2027.
Unlike AODA (Canadian accessibility law) or Section 508 (a U.S. federal requirement tied to federal agencies and contractors), this DOJ rule applies broadly to state and local governments, raising the stakes for digital services, public-facing communications, and resident access.
That means inaccessible PDFs, outdated web tools, and digital content gaps won’t just be inconvenient—they’ll be noncompliant. If your agency still publishes financial reports, budget books, or other public-facing materials in legacy formats, now is the time to get ahead of what’s coming.
Join Government Technology and Euna Solutions for a live webinar where we’ll break down exactly what the new ADA Title II web and mobile accessibility rules mean for public agencies—and how you can prepare now without adding to your team’s technical burden.
You’ll learn:
- What the new ADA Title II rule mandates for public-facing digital content, including websites, budget books, mobile apps, and financial reports
- How to protect your agency from legal risk and noncompliance penalties tied to inaccessible digital services and content
- How to reduce compliance risk by building an internal plan that meets accessibility standards and evolving procurement expectations
