Preparing for 2027 Deadlines: A Smarter Approach to Document Accessibility

See DocAccess in action and learn how your organization can take a more scalable approach to document accessibility ahead of upcoming ADA Title II deadlines.

Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 10 a.m. CT (11 a.m. ET | 9 a.m. MT | 8 a.m. PT)

With 2027 ADA Title II compliance deadlines approaching, public sector organizations need a practical, scalable way to address the PDFs and other digital documents across their websites. This demo-focused webinar will break down what the upcoming requirements mean for digital documents and show DocAccess in action, including how organizations can make accessible versions of documents available without taking on a large-scale manual remediation project. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how DocAccess works and how it can support their organization’s path toward meeting upcoming accessibility requirements.

About the Hosts:

Michael Rivera

Associate Partner and Senior Account Executive, CivicPlus

Michael Rivera is an Associate Partner and Senior Account Executive at CivicPlus, where he serves as a trusted advisor to local governments navigating accessibility, transparency, and digital compliance.With over three years of experience working in the government space, Michael partners closely with general managers, IT leaders, clerks, and ADA officers to implement practical, compliant solutions. He has led more ADA-related meetings than he can comfortably admit, so if you have questions, you’re in good hands.

Mac Clemmens

Senior Vice President of Product Strategy and Innovation at CivicPlus

CivicPlus® Senior Vice President of Product Strategy and Innovation Mac Clemmens is the Co-Founder of DocAccess and Streamline. Mac is a proud advocate of website accessibility and local government, having presented on the subject at conferences nationwide. He received the prestigious “Vision Award” from Disability Rights California—the nation’s largest disability rights advocacy organization—in recognition of his commitment to creating accessible website experiences for all users. Mac is passionate about helping local governments tell their stories and engage with their communities, ensuring that the fear of ADA noncompliance doesn’t stand in the way.

Driven by the real challenges local governments face around PDF accessibility, Mac created DocAccess, a tool designed to make compliance achievable while significantly improving the user experience for people with disabilities and the public at large. To date, more than 10 million document pages have been made WCAG 2.1 AA compliant through DocAccess.