ADA Title II Deadline Extended: What Changed for 2027 and 2028
What public-sector leaders should know about the ADA Title II deadline extension, the new 2027 and 2028 dates, and the planning work that still needs to happen now.
READPure Path helps public entities turn ADA Title II, WCAG 2.1 AA, and procurement pressure into a practical accessibility plan: inventory, audit, remediation, governance, and leadership reporting.
We combine front-end engineering, content operations, analytics, vendor coordination, and accessibility testing so the work becomes an operating plan, not just a scan report.
Map the public-facing surface area: websites, documents, forms, portals, apps, embedded tools, vendors, and the services people depend on most.
Test priority journeys against WCAG 2.1 AA with a practical mix of automated scanning, manual review, assistive technology checks, and document triage.
Separate blockers from cleanup, assign owners, estimate remediation effort, and turn findings into a backlog leadership can fund and track.
Leave behind release checks, publishing rules, procurement evidence requests, and reporting patterns that keep accessibility from slipping back.
What public-sector leaders should know about the ADA Title II deadline extension, the new 2027 and 2028 dates, and the planning work that still needs to happen now.
READA practical approach to building a public-sector accessibility inventory across websites, portals, mobile apps, PDFs, forms, dashboards, and vendor platforms.
READA practical guide for government, procurement, and website leaders preparing for ADA Title II, WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, HHS Section 504, and accessibility remediation.
READA practical checklist for deadline posture, inventory, audit coverage, documents, procurement, remediation, and governance.
OPEN CHECKLISTCopy-ready WCAG 2.1 AA, VPAT/ACR, vendor evidence, acceptance testing, and remediation language for RFPs and renewals.
VIEW RFP LANGUAGEA public-sector accessibility landing page with deadline context, workstreams, deliverables, and source references.
VIEW OVERVIEWNo. Automated scans find useful issues, but they miss many barriers in forms, focus order, screen reader behavior, documents, vendor tools, and real service journeys.
No. Pure Path supports technical accessibility strategy, testing, remediation planning, implementation, and governance. Legal interpretation should stay with counsel.
Yes. We triage documents by public impact and help teams request specific accessibility evidence from vendors, including current ACRs, known exceptions, and remediation timelines.
No sales sequence. No autoresponders. A real assessment of what is working, what needs attention, and what to build next. Written by one of us, shaped around the context you share.