DOJ Title II — April 24, 2026

Your government PDFs
are out of compliance.
We already found them.

Marchitects audited 50 California government entities and found 6,294 untagged PDF documents across agenda archives, planning departments, and public forms. None remediated. 45 days remain.

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DOJ Compliance Deadline April 24, 2026
6,294 PDF documents found across 50 California entities — none remediated
27/50 Entities rated High PDF exposure across agenda, planning, and form archives
8/11 Active vendor contracts that did not include PDF remediation in scope
$0 Documented WCAG remediation spend across every entity we audited
The Mandate

Title II covers your PDFs. Not just your website.

The DOJ's April 24, 2026 rule under Title II of the ADA requires state and local government entities to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA — including every PDF published on a public-facing site. Agenda packets, planning documents, procurement bids, public forms. All of it.

The Scale Problem

Manual remediation is not operationally possible in 45 days

A single agenda archive can hold hundreds of documents. Kern County has 978 PDFs. Moreno Valley: 1,824. Chula Vista: 568 dating back to 2006. Manual remediation at that volume requires months of specialist labor. The deadline does not move.

The Liability Reality

Non-compliant entities carry documented litigation exposure

Title II extends both federal enforcement authority and private right of action. Post-April 24, any entity with untagged public PDFs faces documented exposure. Entities that demonstrate active remediation efforts are in a materially different legal position than those with no record of action.


Automated remediation built for government document archives

01 — Audit

We already ran your site

Marchitects' audit system crawled your agenda archives, planning portals, procurement pages, and public forms. Before your first call, you receive a full exposure report with PDF counts, document types, and example URLs.

02 — Remediate

Automated tagging at archive scale

Our remediation infrastructure processes legacy PDF archives — applying accessibility tags, heading structure, alt text, reading order, and table markup — at a volume and pace manual workflows cannot match. We operate on your full archive.

03 — Certify

Documented compliance record

Every remediated document includes a compliance record — what was found, what was corrected, when. You receive documentation that demonstrates active remediation effort, which is legally meaningful whether or not full completion precedes April 24.

Audit Intelligence — California Entities

What we found. Already.

Marchitects completed a public crawl of 50 California government entities ahead of the April 24 deadline. Every figure below represents documented compliance exposure.

Finding Across 50 Entities
Total untagged PDF documents found 6,294
Entities rated High exposure 27 of 50
Active vendor contracts that excluded PDF remediation 8 of 11
Entities with WCAG 2.1 AA in their accessibility statement 0 of 50
Documented WCAG remediation spend across all entities $0
Average agenda archive depth 4.2 years
Entity types covered Cities, Counties, Transit, Water Districts

Compliance Assessment

See your full exposure report
before the call ends.

We already audited your site. In 15 minutes we walk you through what we found, what remediation looks like at your document volume, and what a defensible compliance record requires before April 24.

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