California: ADA Title II deadlines and document backlogs
We track 5,775 public organizations in California. Each organization's page shows its exact deadline. Document statistics appear only for organizations whose websites we have actually crawled: 1,451 so far, with 1,057,818 documents found.
Organizations by type
- Cities
483 organizations, listed on 5 pages
- Public colleges
191 organizations, listed on 2 pages
- Counties
57 organizations
- School districts
2,095 organizations, listed on 21 pages
- Special districts
2,949 organizations, listed on 30 pages
Explore California by county, size and top lists
Organizations by county in California
- Alameda County: 99 organizations, 44 with reports
- Amador County: 32 organizations, 9 with reports
- Butte County: 74 organizations, 19 with reports
- Calaveras County: 52 organizations, 12 with reports
- Contra Costa County: 106 organizations, 38 with reports
- El Dorado County: 79 organizations, 18 with reports
- Fresno County: 177 organizations, 36 with reports
- Glenn County: 47 organizations, 7 with reports
- Humboldt County: 106 organizations, 25 with reports
- Imperial County: 53 organizations, 13 with reports
- Kern County: 169 organizations, 36 with reports
- Kings County: 70 organizations, 8 with reports
- Lake County: 41 organizations, 8 with reports
- Lassen County: 42 organizations, 9 with reports
- Los Angeles County: 375 organizations, 118 with reports
- Madera County: 39 organizations, 7 with reports
- Marin County: 86 organizations, 33 with reports
- Mendocino County: 75 organizations, 10 with reports
- Merced County: 91 organizations, 13 with reports
- Mono County: 30 organizations, 5 with reports
- Monterey County: 106 organizations, 30 with reports
- Napa County: 27 organizations, 11 with reports
- Nevada County: 47 organizations, 12 with reports
- Orange County: 142 organizations, 55 with reports
- Placer County: 70 organizations, 22 with reports
- Plumas County: 51 organizations, 8 with reports
- Riverside County: 156 organizations, 58 with reports
- Sacramento County: 159 organizations, 34 with reports
- San Bernardino County: 164 organizations, 51 with reports
- San Diego County: 177 organizations, 56 with reports
- San Francisco County: 13 organizations, 7 with reports
- San Joaquin County: 136 organizations, 17 with reports
- San Luis Obispo County: 64 organizations, 22 with reports
- San Mateo County: 98 organizations, 35 with reports
- Santa Barbara County: 81 organizations, 24 with reports
- Santa Clara County: 100 organizations, 37 with reports
- Santa Cruz County: 61 organizations, 18 with reports
- Shasta County: 70 organizations, 15 with reports
- Sierra County: 16 organizations, 6 with reports
- Siskiyou County: 83 organizations, 15 with reports
- Solano County: 72 organizations, 9 with reports
- Sonoma County: 106 organizations, 45 with reports
- Stanislaus County: 108 organizations, 27 with reports
- Sutter County: 45 organizations, 10 with reports
- Tehama County: 46 organizations, 11 with reports
- Trinity County: 32 organizations, 5 with reports
- Tulare County: 169 organizations, 30 with reports
- Tuolumne County: 37 organizations, 10 with reports
- Ventura County: 84 organizations, 24 with reports
- Yolo County: 55 organizations, 16 with reports
- Yuba County: 48 organizations, 9 with reports
Organizations by size in California
Top lists in California
Deadline cohorts in California
- 1,820 organizations face the April 26, 2027 deadline (population 50,000 or more, and public colleges) · All organizations due April 26, 2027
- 3,955 organizations face the April 26, 2028 deadline (population under 50,000, and special districts) · All organizations due April 26, 2028
Largest document backlogs in California
- City of Moreno Valley
613,480 estimated pages · 2,642 documents
- City of San Clemente
611,754 estimated pages · 2,869 documents
- City of Sacramento
400,256 estimated pages · 4,859 documents
- City of Modesto
341,021 estimated pages · 2,127 documents
- City of Malibu
298,740 estimated pages · 2,708 documents
State law and procurement context
State accessibility statutes and procurement rules add to the federal baseline. A summary of California requirements is in preparation and will be published here.