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SLO Safe Ride Settlement Agreement
Settlement Agreement (posted 12/14/18)

World AIDS Day Statement (posted 11/29/18)

Flood's Bar
Settlement Agreement (posted 11/19/18)

Letter from DOJ and DHS to State and Local Emergency Management Agencies | PDF (posted 10/23/18)

South Dakota Department of Corrections
Settlement Agreement (posted 10/23/18)

Northern Michigan University
Settlement Agreement (posted 10/18/18)

The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company LLC
Settlement Agreement (posted 10/15/18)

The Place of Antiques
Settlement Agreement (posted 10/11/18)

Revamped Webpage for Technical Assistance Materials
Check it out here! (posted 10/1/18)

Saint Joseph Hospital and SCL Health
Letter of Resolution (posted 10/1/18)

KinderCare Education, LLC
Settlement Agreement (posted 9/26/18)

Charlotte Radiology, P.A.
Settlement Agreement (posted 8/21/18)

The City of Minneapolis, Minnesota | Complaint
Settlement Agreement (posted 8/14/18)

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Greyhound Lines, Inc.
A claims administrator is evaluating claims for compensation by individuals harmed by Greyhound's lack of accessible transportation or transportation-related services, or by a failure to make disability-related accommodations, between February 8, 2013 and February 8, 2016. The deadline to file a claim was November 10, 2016. To check the status of an already submitted claim, Visit the Claims Administrator's website for more information.

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Remembering President George H.W. Bush and his enduring impact on the lives with people with disabilities

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Remarks by President Bush at the ADA Signing Ceremony

INTRODUCTION TO THE ADA

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE

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