Making Transportation Accessible
2020 Annual Report
ODOT published its
2020 annual report March 31, 2021. This is our fourth annual ADA settlement report.
Department of Justice Cover Letter
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Appendix 3
Appendix Revised 2018 Remediation
Appendix Revised 2019 Remediation
Frequently Asked Questions
Accessibility Consultant 2020 Annual Report
Accessibility Consultant 2020 Cover Letter
2021 Program Report
ADA Program Report
Curb Ramp Inventory
Summary by Region
Complete Inventory List
Previous Reports and Documents
Settlement Agreement
We settled a lawsuit with the Association of Oregon Centers for Independent Living. The settlement includes installing, modifying and reporting on curb ramps and pedestrian signals on the state transportation system.
Settlement agreement details
Accessibility Requests and Complaints
Requests
Use the
request form (CQCR) to provide feedback or make requests to address issues on the state transportation system. For assistance, call 855-540-6655.
Complaints
Use the
Discrimination Complaint Form to submit complaints about discrimination in ODOT services, programs or activities.
To submit an ADA grievance, follow the
ADA Grievance Process, as presented in ODOT's 2017 ADA Transition Plan Appendix B.
Contact the
Office of Civil Rights for more information. You may also submit a complaint to
U.S. Department of Justice.
Transition Plan
A fully inclusive transportation system is critical to fulfilling ODOT's mission. Our plan to make our transportation system accessible is detailed in our Transition Plan. The plan identifies physical obstacles that limit accessibility of facilities. It:
ODOT ADA Transition Plan 2017
ODOT ADA Transition Plan PowerPoint 2014
ODOT Title II ADA Self-Evaluation Report 2004
ODOT ADA Transition Plan Addendum 2011
Our Commitment to Equal Access
ODOT is committed to providing equal access to our facilities, programs and services. We honor and respect our individual differences and we work to ensure that people from diverse backgrounds have equitable opportunities, both internally and externally, to work for and conduct business with ODOT.
ODOT is responsible for state and interstate highways. We are also responsible for much of the sidewalk, curb ramps and other roadway features that help to make communities livable.
We created an Americans with Disabilities Act Program that provides structures and processes for the agency. We recognize that because of the complexity of both the law and agency operations, a programmatic approach is required to ensure ADA is addressed in a complete, consistent, compliant and rigorous manner.
Employment
We are committed to fostering a diverse workplace that represent the communities we serve. ODOT is an Equal Employment Opportunity-Affirmative Action employer and does not discriminate on the basis of disability in hiring or employment practices, and complies with all regulations of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission under Title I of the ADA.
Job applicants with a disability may request a reasonable accommodation during the application/interview process. Contact the Employee Civil Rights & Diversity manager, 1-877-EEO-ODOT (336-6368).
Accommodations
You may request reasonable accommodation to ODOT services, programs and events. Requests may include but are not limited to:
- Printed materials in alternative formats
- Sign language interpretation
- Assisted listening devices
- Website accessibility/document conversion
- Public meeting and facility access
To request assistance:
Call 855-540-6655; for TTY use 711 relay service
Email your request
Designing for Accessibility
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires pedestrian infrastructure be accessible and usable by people of all abilities. ODOT provides technical requirements, guidance and standards to ensure completed projects are accessible.
Engineering for Accessibility