New York Government Website
ADA Compliance Audit
New York City, counties, and school districts must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 24, 2026. New York also has state-level disability laws that compound federal liability. Find your gaps now — free.
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New York entities serving 50,000+ residents must comply. NY and NYC Human Rights Laws add state-level enforcement on top of federal DOJ action.
New York government entities required to comply by April 24, 2026
Why ADA compliance matters in New York
New York City: Highest-Stakes ADA Compliance in the US
New York City serves 8.3 million residents and receives tens of millions of annual visitors. nyc.gov and all agency sub-sites must meet WCAG 2.1 AA. The NYC Human Rights Law adds additional state enforcement mechanisms beyond federal ADA.
MTA: ADA Compliance Under Federal Scrutiny
The MTA has faced federal oversight on ADA compliance for years. Digital interfaces — trip planning, fare payment, alerts — must all meet WCAG 2.1 AA. Non-compliance affects federal operating grants.
NYC DOE and New York School Districts
The NYC Department of Education is the largest school district in the US. Parent portals, enrollment tools, and district websites across all 700+ New York school districts must meet WCAG 2.1 AA under ADA Title II.
NY Human Rights Law Compounds Federal Liability
New York State and City Human Rights Laws provide additional grounds for disability discrimination claims beyond the ADA. Government entities face simultaneous federal and state enforcement risk for inaccessible digital services.
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