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Learn the essentials of creating ADA, ABA, and Section 508-compliant EV charging stations. Discover key design elements such as spacious charging areas, accessible reach ranges for connectors and payment systems, and essential communication features for users with sensory disabilities. We’ll cover practical considerations for various charging environments and address the importance of independent use for all EV drivers.
In this 60-minute session, you’ll:
- Understand Guidance from the US Access Board: ADA, ABA, and Section 508 compliance explained.
- Design for mobility: Learn about required space dimensions and access aisles.
- Ensure usability: Discover accessible reach ranges and one-handed operation requirements.
- Address sensory disabilities: Explore accessible communication and user interface design.
- Consider diverse charging environments: On-street, fleet, and other scenarios.
Take advantage of this valuable opportunity to build a better future for all!
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The webinar is free of charge to all attendees. Certificates of completion will be made available to attendees after the session. Space is limited, so register today!
NOTE: Registration for this webinar is available in BlueDAG’s ADA Shop Talk Community, which is free to join.
DATE: Wednesday, June 24th, 2026
TIME: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Pacific Time
PRESENTERS: Paul Klein, CBO, CASp & Victor Felix, CASp
COST: Free
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Accessibility News Roundup
City Of Buffalo's Deputy Mayor Responds To ADA Compliance Investigation
Emyle Watkins, WBFO-FM 88.7
“Last week, WBFO released an investigation detailing several violations of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act by the City of Buffalo. On Monday, WBFO’s Emyle Watkins sat down for an exclusive interview with City of Buffalo Deputy Mayor Crystal Rodriguez-Dabney to discuss the city’s response and what disabled Buffalonians can expect going forward.”
Read article ⇒Connecticut Governor Announces $13.4 Million To Modernize Housing
The Office of Governor Ned Lamont
“Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Housing Commissioner Seila Mosquera-Bruno today announced $13.4 million in grants for seven municipalities to modernize and rehabilitate low- and moderate-income housing. ‘Whether it’s… making a senior living facility ADA compliant, or improving the habitability of a domestic violence shelter, CDBG Small Cities funding is an important program.’”
Read article ⇒Pennsylvania Transit Authority Gets $56 Million In Fed Grants For Subway Accessibility
Thomas Fitzgerald, The Philadelphia Inquirer
“Federal transit officials announced $686 million in new grants on Monday to make older transit and commuter rail stations accessible to people with disabilities, including $56 million for SEPTA to overhaul six subway-elevated stations. ‘SEPTA stations are gateways to opportunity but only if they are accessible,’ General Manager and CEO Leslie S. Richards said.”
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BlueDAG University
BlueDAG University is a video series that helps our clients get the most out of their BlueDAG software subscription. Each BlueDAG University video delves into a specific system, function, or use case. In this video, Victor Felix, BlueDAG’s Director of Content and Compliance, reviews the updated features of BlueDAG’s ADA Fast Finder reference system.
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Working together to foster access for all
Imagine a world where everyone has equal access to facilities and services – a world where experiences and opportunities are not hidden behind barriers. At BlueDAG, we believe that accessibility is more than a law: it’s a moral imperative. We provide the tools, methods, and support services that empower you to create your accessible community.