For Parks & Recreation departments
Program guides and registration forms everyone can actually use.
Parks and Rec produces a steady stream of resident-facing PDFs — seasonal program guides, activity catalogs, registration forms, trail maps. We remediate them to recognized standards so every resident can read and register, and verify each one before it goes back on your site.
Your compliance deadline
The Department of Justice’s Title II rule sets accessibility requirements for state and local government web content and documents. Dates below reflect the April 2026 interim final rule’s one-year extension.
The Parks & Rec documents we handle most
These are visual, layout-heavy documents that residents download constantly — exactly the kind that need a human reading-order pass.
- Seasonal program guides and activity catalogs with complex multi-column layouts.
- Registration and enrollment forms for classes, camps, and leagues.
- Trail maps, facility maps, and park brochures.
- Facility rental permits and reservation forms.
- Bilingual English / Spanish program materials.
Where to start
Where Parks & Rec should start
The current program guide
Your most-downloaded document each season — remediate the active guide first.
Registration forms
The forms residents must complete to sign up, where accessibility unblocks enrollment.
Maps & permits
We sample the rest of your library and phase it to fit your budget.
Talk to a person
Send one program guide. Get a real answer.
Attach a sample guide or form and your page count. A specialist replies within one business day with an itemized quote and a sample conformance report.