Who it is for
Small cities and townships with a public website
For
- City, town, or township clerks — whatever system already runs the public site
- The website vendor who already keeps the city site
Not for
- A signed stamp that the site meets the federal standard
- A toolbar that sits on top of the page
- Hospitals or private stores — a different part of the ADA
The ADA rule that city and township public websites must work for people with disabilities. What Title II is applies to public websites in every state. It is the ADA rule that those public websites must work for people with disabilities. You get a dated file to keep and tickets the website vendor can run. Whatever already runs the public city website is fine. We are not locked to one vendor.