West · OR

Oregon

Draft research · Evidence tier B

Oregon requires boards, commissions, and agencies to implement WCAG 2.1 AA for public web content and mobile apps, while major agencies have adopted broader digital-accessibility policies and roadmaps.

Initial research category: Statewide Title II implementation plus agency digital-accessibility policies

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

State implementation guidance plus agency mandatory policies — Active.

Mandatory state policy
Not yet verified

Research or expert verification is still required.

Original research wording

State implementation guidance plus agency mandatory policies — Active.

WCAG requirement
Not yet verified

Research or expert verification is still required.

Original research wording

WCAG 2.1 AA statewide federal minimum; some agencies target WCAG 2.2 A/AA and PDF/UA.

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
Unclear

Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.

Original research wording

Yes under agency/federal implementation

Software, systems, and other ICT
Unclear

Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.

Original research wording

Some agency policies cover hardware, software, and systems

Accessible procurement
Unclear

Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.

Original research wording

Agency policy; statewide clauses require verification

Education accessibility
Unclear

Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.

Original research wording

Public institutions have separate policies

Local-government relevance
Federal requirement only

Only the separate federal baseline is explicit in the initial research.

Original research wording

Federal Title II applies.

Funding and implementation
Not yet verified

Research or expert verification is still required.

Original research wording

Agency roadmaps and staffing; statewide amount not verified.

Enforcement and accountability
Not yet verified

Research or expert verification is still required.

Original research wording

ADA processes, agency policies, and federal enforcement.

Authority research

Laws, policies, and standards

Primary authority named in the draft

Enterprise Information Services accessibility guidance and agency policies such as OHA/ODHS digital-accessibility policies.

Instrument type

State implementation guidance plus agency mandatory policies

Current policy status wording

Active.

Technical standard wording

WCAG 2.1 AA statewide federal minimum; some agencies target WCAG 2.2 A/AA and PDF/UA.

Research notes

Implementation and accountability

Funding and implementation

Agency roadmaps and staffing; statewide amount not verified.

Enforcement and accountability

ADA processes, agency policies, and federal enforcement.

Responsible entities named in the draft

Enterprise Information Services and individual agencies.

Named people or policy architects

Administrative implementation; federal policy leaders from Oregon can be included separately.

Clearly labeled analysis

Strengths and research gaps

Draft Atlas analysis: notable strength

Clear statewide implementation guidance and some agency policies exceeding the federal minimum.

Unanswered questions and cautions

A single public statewide policy, consistency across agencies, procurement, and statewide progress reporting.

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.

  1. Official government source reviewed during the Batch 8 authority research pass.

  2. Official government source reviewed during the Batch 8 authority research pass.

  3. Official government source reviewed during the Batch 8 authority research pass.