Section C: Administrative Practices
Agency Mission and Values
Staff
Name | Title | Phone | |
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Jennifer Linde | Natural Resources Specialist | 817-886-1578 | jennifer.b.linde@usace.army.mil |
Agency Planning
Agency Communication and Marketing
As stated above, some agency communication has person first language and reference to accessibility at certain sites. However, in looking at the official US Army Corps of Engineers website, there wasn't a lot of information about inclusion of people with disabilities in general. There were no photographs on the website or in printed materials reviewed that showed people with disabilities. At the Bardwell Lake Project Office, there were handouts available to the public should they stop in, but it wasn't a designated visitor's center where any activities or programs were held. The US Army Corps of Engineers' website was easy to read with a simple design. It is unknown if additional website accessibility considerations are being addressed at the higher levels of command.
At the very bottom of the webpage, there was "Accessibility" listed and if clicked, it took you to a statement saying, "The U.S. Department of Defense is committed to making its electronic and information technologies accessible to individuals with disabilities in accordance with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (29 U.S.C. ยง 794d), as amended in 1999. Send feedback or concerns related to the accessibility of this website to: DoDSection508@osd.mil. For more information about Section 508, please visit the DoD Section 508 website. Last Updated: 08/30/2013."
Agency Policies and Procedures
Evaluation
Partnerships and Collaboration
Notes About Administrative Practices
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