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The DOJ's April 20, 2026 Interim Final Rule extended the large-entity Title II deadline to April 26, 2027 (April 26, 2028 for smaller jurisdictions). Use the runway. Scan your government website, app, or key online content against WCAG 2.1 AA,the standard tied to ADA Title II, and get an instant Legal Risk Level report. Free. No sign-up.
DOJ Title II Web Rule · April 2024
State and local government entities, including special districts and CDDs, must meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA for all public-facing web content and documents.
Public information and services delivered through your district's website, resident portals, newsletters, online forms, and mobile apps should meet WCAG 2.1 AA, including contrast, keyboard access, forms, and assistive technology compatibility.
Meeting agendas, minutes, budgets, financials, and other PDFs posted online must be tagged and readable with screen readers, often where public-sector teams discover the largest backlog after scanning the homepage alone.
Use the checker here, then go deeper on the same guidance we use for cities, counties, and public authorities: implementation patterns, legal context, and ongoing monitoring in one consistent narrative.
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Get the latest insights on whether the ADA Title II deadline is delayed, what changes are being discussed, and what government teams should do right now.
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Understand what government websites must do before the April 2026 deadline, including WCAG 2.1 AA requirements and key compliance steps.
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Start with a quick scope check for public sites, documents, LMS platforms, and vendor tools, then move into the guides your team needs to document progress.
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What Title II requires, deadlines, and how WCAG 2.1 AA fits the DOJ rule.
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How cities, counties, and public authorities reduce risk before April 2026.
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Community development districts: public sites, resident portals, and posted PDFs (agendas, budgets, minutes).
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Public colleges and K–12: websites, LMS, portals, and course materials.
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Spot-check pages and components against WCAG 2.1 as you remediate.
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Practical requirements checklist for accessible websites, forms, and public-facing digital services.
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Small entities & special districts · April 26, 2028
Every check is tied directly to the DOJ's ADA Title II web rule, mapped to your legal exposure.
Compliance timeline
The Department of Justice published the final rule requiring state and local government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA under ADA Title II.
ADA.gov published first-steps guidance. Large entities began audits and remediation planning. DOJ opened public comment period.
Four days before the original large-entity deadline, the DOJ published an Interim Final Rule extending compliance dates by one year for all public entities under Title II.
State and local government entities serving populations of 50,000 or more must have all public-facing web content conforming to WCAG 2.1 AA. Originally April 24, 2026.
Government entities serving fewer than 50,000 residents and special districts must comply. Originally April 26, 2027, start remediation now, the runway disappears fast.
Compliance timeline verified for FY 2027/28 (DOJ IFR April 20, 2026)
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