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The Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities’ ambition is to move Chicago towards becoming the most accessible city in the nation.

City of Chicago Transition Plan & Self Evaluation | Chicago, Illinois
44 city departments evaluated

The Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities’ ambition is to move Chicago towards becoming the most accessible city in the nation.

Location
Chicago, Illinois
Scope of Services
Self Evaluation
Transition Plan
ADA Assessments
Training

LCM provided accessibility consulting to facilitate an ADA Title II Transition Plan and Self Evaluation for the City of Chicago. Our team gathered and analyzed voluminous data from 44 unique municipal departments. Many of the departments operated multiple sites and offered hundreds of programs throughout the city.

Evaluating the broad scope of facilities and programs posed schedule and resource challenges. Where feasible, LCM visited sites to perform accessibility surveys. To save time and resources, we also trained some departmental staff to properly conduct facility and program surveys. LCM developed questionnaires to canvass each department about its programs, practices, and procedures. Our detailed reports compiled findings from facilities surveys and self evaluations. Based on this data, we recommended modifications to comply with ADA program accessibility requirements. Departmental decision-makers used this information to prioritize barrier remediation steps as part of the City’s ADA Title II Transition Plan.

 

“LCM is widely respected, both in the City of Chicago and across the nation, for their expertise in accessibility. Many of their staff don’t just do this as a day job, they are personally and deeply touched by disability and have committed their careers to improving the lives of people with disabilities.”
– Karen Tamley, Commissioner, Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities
Services Provided Self Evaluation | Transition Plan | ADA Assessments | Training
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