Municipal accessibility compliance and Commissions on Disability (CODs)

Understanding your legal obligations and how to make your community more accessible

Under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), city and town governments must make their services, programs, and activities accessible to people with disabilities. 

MOD provides information, guidance, and training to municipal governments, ADA Coordinators, and Commissions on Disability (CODs). We can help you understand and fulfill your role and responsibilities in being accessible to people with disabilities in your city or town.

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Municipal ADA compliance Municipal ADA compliance +

Learn about your legal obligations under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and get help with fulfilling them:

• Summary of ADA requirements for municipalities 
• ADA Title II Action Guide for State and Local Governments
• The ADA and City Governments: Common Problems

Municipal ADA Coordinator Contact Information Form Municipal ADA Coordinator Contact Information Form +

Update your contact information for MOD's public listing and join our Municipal ADA Coordinator Peer Resource Group

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Commissions on Disability (CODs) Commissions on Disability (CODs) +

Information, guidance, and training for new and existing local Commissions on Disability (CODs)

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Resources and information for municipal ADA Coordinators Resources and information for municipal ADA Coordinators +

Your role and responsibilities, responding to common access requests, training, and one-on-one support

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Municipal ADA Improvement Grant Municipal ADA Improvement Grant +

Funding to Massachusetts municipalities for ADA Self-Evaluation Plans, ADA Transition Plans, and individual projects to remove architectural or communication barriers

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Training Training +

Recorded trainings on ADA Coordinator basics, public and town meetings, digital accessibility, and more

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Last updated:	November 15, 2024