The City of Mesa is committed to providing equal
access to its electronic information technologies
and services for all residents, visitors and
business customers. As the World Wide Web has become
an essential means by which we provide information
to and conduct transactions with our community, our
goal is to provide information and services in ways
that work effectively for all.
It is one of our goals to continually improve the
Web site to achieve compliance with the latest
standards in functionality and universal
accessibility. We follow the federal ADA Section 508
rules, as well as guidelines provide by the World
Wide Web Consortium (W3C).**
The City of Mesa Diversity Office also
administers and oversees compliance with the
Americans with Disabilities Act. Part of their
mission is to serve as an advocate and provide
information for people with disabilities. The City
is working hard to make all buildings, programs and
facilities available and accessible to all people.
**Mesa continually strives to meet standards.
Mesa’s ability to alter third party software,
however, is limited and as such may not strictly
comply with standards.
Tools for Blind & Visually Impaired Users
Adobe, the makers of Acrobat and Acrobat Reader,
have developed tools to assist blind and visually
impaired users. Please visit the
