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Traill County to test CivicPlus ADA-compliance tools; approves Hillsboro Days use of courthouse lawn
Summary
Economic Development Director Jim Murphy said "all websites must be ADA compliant" and the County will test CivicPlus's ADA tools at no cost until contract renewal. The commission also approved use of the courthouse lawn for Hillsboro Days.
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Traill County commissioners approved testing CivicPlus ADA-compliance tools and granted the Hillsboro Association permission to use the courthouse lawn for Hillsboro Days.
Jim Murphy, the county's Economic Development Director, told the commission that "all websites must be ADA compliant" and said CivicPlus is offering use of its ADA tools at no cost until the county's next contract renewal. Commissioners approved a test of the tools. Murphy also requested permission on behalf of the Hillsboro Association to use the courthouse lawn for Hillsboro Days; the commission approved that request as well.
No cost for the trial period was recorded in the minutes; any ongoing cost after contract renewal was not specified in the agenda item.
