Accessible websites and documents for Ohio counties, townships, villages, transit authorities, courts and special districts — built to WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508, with DOJ deadline planning and PDF remediation handled for you. Built and maintained by a designer who already serves Ohio agencies, not an out-of-state vendor. 350+ active clients. Updates in 24 hours.
Most vendors will sell your township a template and call it accessible. Real ADA Title II compliance covers your pages and every document you post — and it has to hold up to an actual audit. That's what we build.
WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508 and ADA Title II built in from the start, not patched after a demand letter or complaint. Tested with JAWS, VoiceOver and a legally blind real-world assistant. No overlay widgets, no accessibility-in-a-box shortcuts that don't actually pass.
Title II covers the PDFs you post: applications, permits, agendas, minutes, public records. We rebuild inaccessible fillable forms into accessible HTML and remediate the documents that quietly put most agencies out of compliance.
We map your agency to the right April 2027 or April 2028 deadline, audit what you have, and give you a prioritized plan. No guessing whether your village or county is on the clock — you'll know exactly where you stand.
Meeting agendas, minutes, public notices, levy info, staff changes — posted within 24 hours, every time. One flat yearly fee, no hourly billing, no ticket queue. Your clerk is never stuck waiting two weeks on a vendor.
Most "the government site got hacked" stories start with an outdated plugin on someone else's platform. A custom hand-coded site doesn't carry that attack surface — one less risk for a public entity holding resident data.
You work directly with the person who builds and maintains your site — not a call center or a project manager juggling 30 accounts. Predictable, accountable, and already familiar with how Ohio agencies actually operate.
Following an April 2026 interim final rule, public entities serving 50,000 or more residents must meet ADA Title II web and document compliance by April 26, 2027. Smaller entities — most villages, townships and special districts — have until April 26, 2028.
The standard is WCAG 2.1 AA, and it applies to the documents you post, not just your web pages. We rebuild inaccessible fillable PDF forms (applications, permits, public records) into accessible HTML that passes.
No jargon, no federal-register homework for your clerk. Four steps, and we drive every one of them.
We test your live site and posted documents against WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508, then hand you a plain-English report of the actual issues, prioritized.
We map your agency to the right DOJ deadline and scope the work — remediate in place where we can, rebuild where a template can't be made compliant.
Custom accessible pages plus PDF-to-HTML conversion for the forms and records that keep most agencies out of compliance.
Unlimited 24-hour updates keep agendas, minutes and notices current — and keep you compliant as the rules keep shifting.
"Government" isn't one thing in Ohio — it's counties, townships, villages, transit, courts, councils and the special districts in between. We already maintain sites across most of them.
Commissioners, clerks, auditors, boards and county-level boards and commissions. WCAG 2.1 AA & Section 508 by default, with the April 2027 deadline planning built in for entities serving 50,000+ residents.
Compliance tips for Ohio agencies →Trustees, fiscal officers and village councils on the April 2028 timeline. Meeting agendas, minutes, levy and zoning info, public notices — all kept current within 24 hours, all accessible.
Get a compliance audit →Transit authorities, court offices, water and fire districts and other special-purpose entities with their own public-facing obligations and document libraries to remediate.
Talk to us →Family & Children First Councils, veteran services commissions, crime and safety units, ADAMH and health-adjacent boards. We already build and maintain sites for agencies exactly like these across Ohio.
See our government work →
I'm Crissy Devine. I've built and maintained websites for Ohio county offices, townships, villages, transit authorities, family & children first councils and veteran commissions — the same kinds of agencies facing the DOJ deadline right now. When you call Web Chick, you get me, not a call center in another state.
Compliance matters. Accessible by design. That isn't a slogan — it's how every government site leaves my desk.
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Not a stock-photo claim. These are real Ohio counties, townships, villages and agencies whose websites Web Chick builds and maintains today.
A custom, ADA-compliant website for a Southeast Ohio county agency — building stronger families and empowering brighter futures.
Visit MeigsdJFS.net →A selection of our public-sector clients — plus councils and statewide and national associations including Fairfield & Perry County Family & Children First Councils, the Ohio Task Force Commanders Association, Ohio NARCO, Ohio C.O.P.S. and the National Narcotic Officers' Associations' Coalition.
No surprise invoices, no hourly ticket queues, no "premium support" upcharges. Every build includes unlimited updates within 24 hours.
The right first step for any agency unsure where it stands.
For counties, townships, villages, transit and special districts.
The line item that quietly fixes most agencies' biggest gap.
Based in Fairfield County and working with agencies right across Central and Southeast Ohio — and remotely with public entities statewide.
Following the April 2026 DOJ interim final rule, public entities serving 50,000 or more residents must comply by April 26, 2027. Smaller entities — most villages, townships and special districts — have until April 26, 2028. The standard is WCAG 2.1 AA, and it applies to both your website and the documents posted on it. Not sure which applies to you? A free audit will tell you.
Yes — and this is where most agencies fall short. Title II covers the documents you post, not just web pages. Inaccessible fillable PDF forms, applications, permits, agendas, minutes and public records are the most common gap. We rebuild inaccessible fillable PDFs into accessible HTML at $75 per form (1-3 pages), and convert simple text PDFs at no charge with web work. Here's why PDFs fail.
Government and agency builds run $3,200 to $7,800 depending on page count, integrations and whether you need a full Section 508 audit packet. Every build includes unlimited updates within 24 hours on one flat yearly fee — no hourly billing, no ticket queue. A compliance audit of your current site is free.
Often, yes. We start with a WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 audit of your current site and documents, then give you a prioritized report. Depending on the platform, we either remediate in place or recommend a clean custom rebuild when the existing template simply can't be made compliant. You'll get a straight answer, not an upsell.
All updates — meeting agendas, minutes, public notices, levy info, staff changes, new pages — are completed within 24 hours. Unlimited updates are included on a single flat yearly fee for most plans, so your clerk or administrator is never stuck waiting on a vendor ticket queue or paying by the hour.
Yes. Web Chick builds and maintains sites for Ohio county offices, townships, villages, transit authorities, family & children first councils, crime units and veteran services commissions — the same kinds of agencies facing the deadline now. 350+ active clients and a 4.9-star Google rating. See our work.
Free WCAG 2.1 AA & Section 508 audit of your current site and documents. No pitch, no spam — just a real report with the actual issues, prioritized, and the deadline that applies to you.