State refuses to budge on digital access compliance

State refuses to budge on digital access compliance

Logan County continues to struggle with the state’s new digital access law and may have to spend as much as $50,000 for new software to even come close to compliance. Logan County Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg was in the state Senate when House Bill 21-1110 was passed and signed into law. It mandates that all state and local government digital content that is public-facing – for example, government websites – must be accessible to people with di…