Accessibility

Public information should be usable.

The site is designed toward WCAG 2.2 AA practices and will improve as new content and features are added.

Keyboard access

Navigation, links, forms, disclosures, and test controls are designed to work without a mouse.

Readable presentation

Semantic headings, visible focus indicators, strong contrast, scalable text, and descriptive labels support clear navigation.

Media access

Future audio and video should include captions or transcripts before being treated as complete public resources.

If you encounter an access barrier, use the Website Support pathway on the Contact page and describe the page and task you were trying to complete.