DOJ Title II deadlines: April 26, 2027 (≥50k) · April 26, 2028 (<50k & districts)
ADA website & document accessibility, on rails
Every town, school district, and special district must meet WCAG 2.1 AA under the DOJ's Title II rule — and most small-government websites are graveyards of inaccessible PDFs. MuniRail scans your site, triages every document, generates accessible HTML equivalents, and seals the whole record into a tamper-evident evidence ledger your attorney and insurer can rely on.
Self-serve. Priced for a town of 3,000 — not a state DOT.
Towns & counties under 50k
Compliance deadline April 26, 2028 — but the nondiscrimination duty (and the lawsuits) are live today.
School & special districts
Every district — school, water, fire, transit, library — is covered by the rule regardless of size.
Small healthcare (§504)
HHS’s twin rule covers practices taking Medicare/Medicaid: 15+ staff by May 2027, smaller by May 2028.
How it works
1 · Crawl & triage
We crawl your site, run WCAG 2.1 AA heuristics on every page, and inventory every linked PDF — classifying each as an image-only scan, untagged text, or tagged.
2 · AI document remediation
For readable documents we extract the text and generate a clean, semantic, accessible HTML equivalent — a draft you review and accept, never auto-published.
3 · Evidence ledger & reports
Every crawl, verdict, remediation, and acceptance is sealed into an append-only hash chain. One click produces the print-ready report for your attorney or insurer.
4 · Paper attestation, mailed
A monthly digest hits the clerk’s inbox, and a physical attestation letter — anchored to the ledger’s chain-tip hash — goes out by mail. Boards still run on paper; we speak paper.
MuniRail is not an overlay widget. Overlays are treated as non-compliance by DOJ guidance and plaintiff firms; we find and fix the underlying content instead — and we say plainly that automated scanning is triage, not a certification.
Pricing a town clerk can put on a purchase card
Pay as you go
$6 / document
Crawling, page scanning, the document inventory, reports, and the evidence ledger are free. Credits are consumed only by document remediations and mailed letters.
100-credit pack
$400 — $4 / document
Clear a document graveyard. Most small-town sites have 50–300 legacy PDFs; start with the agendas, minutes, and forms residents actually use.