State of Georgia ADA Coordinator's Office

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The State ADA Coordinator's Office

The State ADA Coordinator's Office provides educational and technical support for State agencies so that programs, services and activities operated by the State of Georgia are accessible and usable by everyone.

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Facility Access

We operate the Statewide ADA Facilities Improvement Program to help ensure that State-owned facilities provide equal access for persons with disabilities.

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Technical Assistance

We provide technical support and assistance for state agencies to implement the ADA's requirements applicable to their public mission.

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Training

We train state agencies and other targeted audiences to ensure appropriate familiarity with the Act's applicable requirements.

Top Resources

Service Animals

Caregivers and Parents

Visual Impairments

Emergency Preparedness

Deaf or Hard of Hearing

All Resources

4th Thursday ADA Talks

February 22 10:00 a.m.

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Fact Sheet: New Rule on the Accessibility of Medical Diagnostic Equipment Used by State and Local Governments

August 08, 2024

Fact Sheet: New Rule on the Accessibility of Medical Diagnostic Equipment Used by State and Local Governments