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Nondiscrimination Programs at ODOT
The ODOT Office of Civil Rights partners with other business areas at ODOT to serve people in Oregon in alignment with federal nondiscrimination authorities.
For more information, see the Related Links section further down the page.
What assistance or information can ODOT provide?
In an effort to provide equitable access, ODOT provides accessibility aids, translation, and interpretation services for all public events and vital documents free of charge upon request. You can get these services by providing reasonable advanced notice.
Contact the ODOT Office of Civil Rights directly for assistance with any of the following:
For specific assistance, submit an inquiry using our Comments, Questions, Concerns, and Requests (CQCR) online form or see the Contact the ODOT Office of Civil Rights section further down the page.
ODOT also has a discrimination complaint process. You can submit a complaint pertaining to Title VI or the Americans with Disabilities Act using one of the following methods:
Related Links
ODOT Nondiscrimination Statement:
Americans with Disabilities Act:
Environmental Justice:
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act:
Title VI for Certified Local Public Agencies (CLPAs):
Contact the Office of Civil Rights
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