City assistance
Call the City accessibility contact to report a barrier or request another format.
Call 203-630-4121Access to information
City information should work for everyone.
This demonstration was designed with WCAG 2.2 Level AA as its working standard, including routes for keyboards, screen readers, text zoom, and reduced motion.
Report a barrier
Tell the City what blocked you.
- PageShare the link or page name.
- TaskExplain what you were trying to do.
- DeviceName the browser or assistive technology.
- ContactInclude a way to reply.
Having trouble using City information?
Call 203-630-4121 during normal City Hall hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The City says it can provide content in another format when possible.
Call 203-630-4121Help identify the barrier
Tell us what you were trying to do.
Include the page address, the task, what happened, and any assistive technology you were using if you choose to share it. Do not include confidential information.
This demonstration
Contact Stoa to flag an accessibility issue with this preview.
Visit Stoa ↗General help
City Hall can direct a question to the responsible department.
View contact routes →Designed for different ways of access
The same route, with different tools.
Preproduction review should include automated checks, manual review, screen readers, keyboard use, zoom, contrast, and testing with people with disabilities.
Keyboard and focus
Skip links, logical order, visible focus, and controls with generous targets.
Screen readers
Headings, landmarks, control names, search status, and meaningful alternate text.
Zoom and reflow
Responsive text, complete mobile routes, and content that does not depend on one orientation.
Color and contrast
Meaning does not depend on color alone; states and links keep labels and contrast.
Motion
The reduced-motion preference removes unnecessary transitions without hiding content.
Language
English and Spanish routes are persistent pages with declared language, not a temporary browser overlay.
Tools in your browser
Adjust the view that works for you.
Modern browsers and operating systems provide features that can help while a barrier is being corrected.
- Increase or decrease text size
Use Control with + or - on Windows, Command with + or - on macOS, or the Zoom menu.
- Navigate with the keyboard
Use Tab to move forward, Shift and Tab to move back, Enter to activate, and Escape to close where supported.
- Use your preferences
Contrast, colors, captions, voice, and motion can be adjusted in browser or system settings.
Accessibility scope
Launch work includes audits of migrated content, PDFs, integrations, the WordPress editor, and authenticated workflows, plus ongoing remediation.