Coordinating ADA - Title II (Part 2 of 2-part series) (Virtual)
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March 12, 2026
This session focuses on Title II of the ADA, which applies to programs, services, and activities of public entities. Attendees will explore strategies for ensuring accessibility, handling requests for modifications, and coordinating compliance across departments. The U.S. Department of Justice issued a final rule requiring all state and local government website and mobile applications to comply with the ADA. Large public entities (serving populations of 50,000 or more) must meet these standards by April 24, 2026, while smaller entities have until April 26, 2027. This session will help participants understand the DOJ's web and mobile requirements under Title II. Additionally, participants will learn how to develop and implement a timeline for digital accessibility upgrades.
Presenter:
REBECCA RABATIN has over ten years of experience addressing accessibility compliance issues, serving as the ADA Coordinator for the City of Milwaukee and as a Community Access and Legislative Policy Analyst with Independence First. In previous positions with the City of Milwaukee, Ms. Rabatin worked as a project manager and building code inspector, ensuring compliance with building codes and accessibility standards. Ms. Rabatin is a founding member of the Wisconsin ADA Coordinators Association, and she also participates in the National Network of ADA Centers Training Leadership Network, which prepares leaders to provide vetted training materials developed by the network.
Registration is through NeoGov Learn. To enroll, please search keywords "Coordinating ADA" in the Course Catalog or select the session(s) on the Learn Calendar. Registration for each session (Part I & Part II) is separate, so if you plan on attending both sessions, you must register for both separately. Part 1 of the 2-part series is March 5, 2026 (9:00am - 11:00am). You do not need to attend both sessions, but it is encouraged!
You will receive the Zoom link(s) through NeoGov Learn upon registration. It will also be sent out in a training reminder email one week before each session. There will be a different Zoom link for each session.
Both sessions will be recorded and available in NeoGov Learn in the future.
COST: Free to Members / $100 for non-members (covers both Part I & Part II sessions)
Please contact Carrie at carrieb@cvmic.com for any assistance with registration or for non-member registration.
Please contact Melissa Bohse at melissab@cvmic.com for any questions about the program or content.