Maintenance of Accessible Features, Assistive Mobility Devices, and Existing Facilities Under Title II

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Preliminary Information

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The Next Episode

The next live episode will take place on Saturday June 21 at 2:00 PM Eastern time. Unless something changes, I will be diving deeply into complaints under Title II in that episode.

Since I’m expecting to be preempted by the ACB convention during the first week in July, and with some things that will be happening with our family during the month of July, I will be taking the month of July off from the Demand Our Access podcast. So, after the June 21st episode, there will not be another episode until August.

Maintenance of Accessibility Features, Assistive Mobility Devices, and Existing Facilities Under Title II

Introduction

In this episode, I am continuing my revisited look at Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (Title II). As a reminder, Title II primarily covers state and local governments.

In this episode, I will be covering topics I haven’t covered before as a part of the Demand Our Access project. So, I will not be discussing effective communication, service animals, general prohibitions against discrimination, and other topics previously covered. For information about those topics, please check out the episodes previously posted to the Demand Our Access website.