For state & local government

Meet ADA Title II without stalling your document backlog.

The forms and records your residents rely on — permit applications, board packets, notices, benefit forms — have to be accessible. We remediate them to recognized standards, verify each one, and return them ready to publish on your existing website.

ADA Title IISection 508WCAG 2.1 AAPDF/UA-1 (ISO 14289-1)

The deadline, by entity type

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.

Apr 26, 2027
Governments serving populations of 50,000 or more.
Apr 26, 2028
Smaller jurisdictions (under 50,000) and special districts.
A note on honesty. We verify that your documents meet PDF/UA-1 and WCAG 2.1 AA technical conformance, confirmed by a named reviewer. We do not — and no vendor legitimately can — sell a guarantee of immunity from litigation.

By department

Built for how your department works

The departments that publish the most PDFs get their own page — with prices and examples that match what your team actually handles.

Built for how public teams actually work

Where to start

You don't have to boil the ocean

START HERE

Your highest-traffic forms

Permits, benefit applications, and public notices — the documents residents actually download — first.

THEN

Board & council packets

Recurring documents where a repeatable template saves you money on every future meeting.

OVER TIME

The back catalog

We sample your library, score its complexity, and give you a phased estimate — no surprise invoice.

Talk to a person

Send one document. Get a real answer.

Attach a sample form and your page count, and a specialist will reply within one business day with an itemized quote and a sample conformance report — no sales call.

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