Who we serve · Counties and special districts
Every resident can use the services you provide
Housing authorities, transit and water districts, regional planning agencies and counties publish applications, schedules, rates and notices that people depend on.
Your deadline
- Every special district government, such as a water, sewer, fire or transit district, has until April 26, 2028, whatever its size.
- Counties use their 2020 Census population: 50,000 or more means April 26, 2027.
The documents that matter most
Applications and eligibility forms
Housing and benefit applications are Tier 1.
Schedules, maps and rate sheets
Often built as images; they need text alternatives.
Board agendas, minutes and budgets
Older minutes may qualify as archived content.
Public notices and hearing materials
Time-sensitive; monitoring catches new ones.
Who usually leads the work
- The executive director or county administrator
- The ADA or Section 504 coordinator
- The board clerk
- IT or communications
How we help
- A free audit sized to a small team
- Done-for-you remediation, so your staff do not have to learn the standards
- A phased plan that fits a public budget cycle
- Monitoring for schedules and notices
What would it cost a county or special district like yours?
The planner starts from a typical site of your type; change any number.
Where to start
Start with a free look at your website. We will show you which documents matter most, and which may not need fixing at all.