City of Fargo, North Dakota Must Have Accessible Web Sites under DOJ ADA Settlement

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) settled with the City of Fargo, North Dakota on November 16, 2009 under ADA Title II non-discrimination provisions. Among the various agreements, there is specifically a requirement ensuring that official City websites be accessible to persons with disabilities, including individuals who are blind or low vision. The agreement also affirms that the City must provide direct access via TTYs or computer-to-telephone emergency services including 911.

More information: Settlement Agreement, Summary Fact Sheet and DOJ Press Release.

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