Clerk and county IT seek CIPA microgrants for lobby kiosk and digital accessibility tools
The clerk's office proposed a bilingual, ADA-accessible lobby kiosk to help constituents find services and perform common transactions; county IT asked to apply for a CIPA microgrant to buy CommonLook accessibility licenses.
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The Jefferson County Clerk’s Office and Business Innovation & Technology (BIT) asked the board for support to apply for separate Colorado Information, Privacy and Accessibility (CIPA) microgrants to improve digital access for residents.
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