ADA Title II deadline extended: what this means for state and local government
The DOJ has extended ADA Title II digital accessibility deadlines by one year. Here's what changed, what didn't, and why the extension is not a signal to slow down.
Does the Title II deadline apply to your agency?
WEB ACCESSIBILITY FOR MICRO BUSINESSES
Understand where access breaks down across documents, apps, and vendor systems – informed by disability community insight.
ADA Title II deadline extended
ADA Title II deadline extended
Many state and local governments will have to ensure the digital services they deliver conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA under the updated ADA Title II rule.
To help agencies prepare, we’ve identified where exposure most often concentrates — and developed practical checklists, frameworks, and guidance to assess readiness, prioritize action, and demonstrate defensible progress across documents, mobile systems, and third-party platforms.
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Your biggest Title II risk may not be your website
Mobile apps and third-party systems often power required workflows — and accessibility gaps can concentrate exposure fast
Building Title II defensibility into your procurement process
Learn how to write accessibility into RFPs, contracts, and vendor oversight — before remediation becomes your burden
Online documents: Title II’s highest-impact blind spot
The documents people rely on most are often the least accessible — and they can undermine your agency’s ability to meet legal requirements
From exposure to defensibility: a Title II action plan
Get step-by-step guidance to assess readiness, prioritize impact, and demonstrate measurable progress
Understanding Title II: what public entities are actually responsible for
Understand which digital services fall under the rule — and how responsibility is shared across teams and vendors
Title II document readiness checklist
Prioritize service-critical PDFs and build a remediation workflow that supports sustained, defensible progress
Title II decision tree for public entities
Answer a short series of questions to assess whether your content is in scope or may qualify for an exception
Your enforceable Title II procurement checklist
Learn how to write accessibility into RFPs, contracts, and vendor oversight — before remediation becomes your burden
