Peachtree Accessibility · Atlanta, Georgia
Every agenda in Georgia, readable out loud.
Tonight, boards across Georgia vote on budgets, rezonings, and school policy. Can a blind resident's screen reader read the posted agenda? Pass or fail. We test, we publish the numbers, and we fix the document pipelines that fail.
The numbers
Logging 100 by the federal deadline, April 26, 2028. Starts at zero on purpose.
Illustrative Placeholder figure — statewide sampling begins fall 2026.
What we do
Free 20-minute demonstration
FreeFor boards, clerks, staff, and associations. We read your actual posted agenda two ways — with human eyes, then with a screen reader — and show exactly where it breaks and how to fix it.
Agenda pipeline repair
$3,500–5,000 flatOne engagement: we find where your documents lose accessibility, fix the workflow at the source, train the staff who build your packets, and verify the result with real assistive technology — in writing. We never bill you to re-do your archive; we fix how tomorrow's documents are made.
Staff training & workshops
From $2,000/dayHands-on accessible-document training for clerks' offices, districts, RESAs, and associations — taught on your own documents.
Monthly verification
$100–250/moWe personally check each month's posted packet with assistive technology and tell you the moment something regresses. A person checks — not a bot.
Local-government digital accessibility
By conversationBroader help for cities, counties, libraries, and special districts working toward the ADA Title II web rule — audits, statements, and practical guidance.
Who's behind this
A DHS-certified Trusted Tester based in Atlanta, who runs digital accessibility on federal systems by day — testing with the same free screen readers your residents actually use.
Federal ADA Title II deadlines: Apr 26, 2027 (entities serving 50,000+) · Apr 26, 2028 (everyone else)