Northeast · NH

New Hampshire

Draft research · Evidence tier A

New Hampshire’s statewide 2024 policy covers web content, apps, videos, documents, social media, procurement, and other ICT under federal accessibility law.

Initial research category: Mandatory statewide information-technology accessibility policy

Structured draft values

At a glance

Each card pairs the conservative normalized value with the original research wording.

Enacted state law: Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wording
Mandatory statewide policy — Active; next scheduled review is 2027.
Mandatory state policy: Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wording
Mandatory statewide policy — Active; next scheduled review is 2027.
WCAG requirement: Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wording
WCAG is the technical framework; record exact conformance level from the full policy during final extraction.
Government websites: Yes
The initial research states yes; claim-level source review is still pending.
Original research wording
Yes
Mobile applications: Yes
The initial research states yes; claim-level source review is still pending.
Original research wording
Yes
Electronic documents and PDFs: Yes
The initial research states yes; claim-level source review is still pending.
Original research wording
Yes
Software, systems, and other ICT: Unclear
Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.
Original research wording
Yes/ICT
Accessible procurement: Yes
The initial research states yes; claim-level source review is still pending.
Original research wording
Yes
Education accessibility: Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wording
Verify scope
Local-government relevance: Federal requirement only
Only the separate federal baseline is explicit in the initial research.
Original research wording
State policy scope is state agencies; federal Title II applies locally.
Funding and implementation: Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wording
Not verified.
Enforcement and accountability: Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wording
Agency responsibilities, state policy governance, and ADA processes.

Authority research

Laws, policies, and standards

Primary authority named in the draft

Policy NHS0305, Information Technology Accessibility, Version 4, effective June 25, 2024.

Instrument type

Mandatory statewide policy

Current policy status wording

Active; next scheduled review is 2027.

Technical standard wording

WCAG is the technical framework; record exact conformance level from the full policy during final extraction.

Research notes

Implementation and accountability

Funding and implementation

Not verified.

Enforcement and accountability

Agency responsibilities, state policy governance, and ADA processes.

Responsible entities named in the draft

Department of Information Technology and state agencies.

Named people or policy architects

Administrative-policy story.

Clearly labeled analysis

Strengths and research gaps

Draft Atlas analysis: notable strength

Recent policy with broad, explicit content types and procurement.

Unanswered questions and cautions

Public compliance results, exception records, and enforcement outcomes.

Evidence trail

Official and supporting source leads

Reachability does not prove that a source is current, authoritative, accessible, or supports every claim in this profile.

nh.gov/policy/documents/web-mobile-app-access-policy.pdfAutomated check restricted
The exact official PDF URL remains directly restricted to automated retrieval, but the official indexed document text was reviewed without substituting a guessed URL.