State digital accessibility laws
State and local requirements vary. This reference does not currently publish a state-law survey.
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Use primary state sources
State accessibility obligations can arise from statutes, regulations, procurement rules, executive orders, funding conditions, or agency policy. They can change independently of the federal ADA Title II web rule.
For a decision about a particular entity, use the current official state source and qualified legal advice. This page intentionally does not summarize individual states until each statement has been checked against a current primary source.