SB 929 website requirements webinar resources

On-demand webinar: California website posting requirements (Senate Bill 929)

All California independent special districts are required to maintain a website by January 2020, and AB 2257 recently changed the way agendas must be posted on those websites.

In our On-Demand free webinar, you will learn about posting requirements, agenda formatting changes, and how to create a Section 508 / ADA accessible website.

In addition you will be provided checklists and guidelines that will help with compliance, regardless of the platform used.

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Webinar resources

PDF slides from the SB 929 webinar
SB 929 Requirements informational page
Tips for complying with AB 2257 for agendas
Free SB 272 Enterprise System Catalog compliance tool
Some FAQs from our original SB 272 webinars
Recording of past Section 508 webinar
Our handy checklist can help with the above!

Testing tools for Section 508 compliance

achecker.ca - free – test for 508 compliance
nibbler.silktide.com - free – accessibility and overall site
SiteImprove.com - paid service (pricey!) – watches for accessibility issues, broken links, content guidelines, and more

You will definitely want to talk with Streamline. They have done a great job for the District over the last couple of years. I feel they were very instrumental in assisting our District maintaining our Transparency Certificate for the third straight time.– Robert Johnson, General Manager, Aromas Water District

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