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Accessibility at the Colorado General Assembly

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The Colorado General Assembly is committed to providing equitable access and services to all Coloradans in accordance with the requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ("ADA"), and relevant Colorado statutes.

Our ongoing digital accessibility efforts work towards compliance with the latest official version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). These guidelines help make web content accessible to all users, including people with sensory, cognitive, and mobility disabilities.

Learn more about our commitment to digital accessibility by reading our latest quarterly report: 2025 January Colorado General Assembly Digital Accessibility Report.

Accessibility for Visitors

Accessible Entrances

ADA accessible entrances for Capitol visitors are located on the ground level at 14th and Sherman Avenue (South side of the building), under the stairs.

Accessible Restrooms

Ground level: ADA accessible restrooms can be found on the north side of the ground level, just past the cafeteria.

Third level: ADA accessible restrooms can be found on the northwest side of the third floor, behind the Visitor Services information desk and around the corner from the entrances to the House Gallery.

Accessible Parking

A limited number of parking spaces are available first come first serve in the Capitol circle for visitors with disability placards or license plates. Enter at 14th and Sherman and notify the Colorado State Patrol at the entrance by calling 303-866-3660.

Accessible parking is also available on Sherman Street, on the east side of the street, at 14th Avenue. Please call the Colorado State Patrol Executive Security Branch for more information at 303-866-3660.

Navigating the Building

Additional assistance is available for individuals who are blind or visually impaired through the free Aira app, which provides live, on-demand visual interpretation via a smartphone. Aira services are available 24/7 and can be used for free when navigating state-operated buildings and digital services, with sessions lasting up to 30 minutes. For more information, please visit the Aira Guide from the Governor’s Office of Information Technology.

Request Reasonable Accommodation

Requests for reasonable accommodation may be submitted to the Colorado General Assembly ADA Coordinator. Upon receiving a request, legislative staff will work with you to address your needs. Requests are processed in accordance with the Colorado Legislative Branch Policy on Services for Persons with Disabilities. 

You may submit a request by:

ADA Coordinator
State Capitol Building, Room 026
200 East Colfax Avenue
Denver, CO 80203-1784

303-866-3393
accessibility@coleg.gov

Requests for legislative proceedings

The following services are available for official legislative proceedings where legislative action may be taken, such as committee hearings and floor debate for the House of Representatives or Senate. Requests for services must be made at least two business days before the time the service is needed. For example, a request for communication access realtime translation (CART) services for a floor debate on a Friday must be made no later than 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday.

Services include:

  • qualified interpreters;
  • assisted listening devices, including T-Coil technology and T-Coil neck loops;
  • communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) services;
  • tactile signing;
  • boom microphone stands;
  • digital document remediation;
  • braille translation of legislative materials; and
  • closed captioning on legislative audit and video broadcasts.

Requests for document remediation

Legislative staff will respond to each request for document remediation on a case-by-case basis and communicate time frames directly with the person making the request.

Additional Accessibility Resources

  • Relay Colorado (available 24/7). Relay Colorado is a statewide live relay service that enables people with hearing or speech loss who use a teletypewriter (TTY) or other assistive device to communicate with standard telephone users. For more information, please review the full list of available services from Relay Colorado.  
    • Relay Colorado toll-free phone numbers:
      • TTY: 711 or 800-659-2656
      • Voice: 711 or 800-659-3656
      • Voice Carry-Over: 711 or 877-659-8260
      • Hearing Carry-Over: ​711 or 800-659-2656
      • Speech-to-Speech:​ 711 or 877-659-4279
      • Telebraille:​ 711 or 800-659-2656
      • Spanish Relay:​ 711 or 800-337-3242
      • Spanish Translation: ​711 or 844-409-2451
      • ASCII:​ 711 or 800-659-4656

Provide Feedback or Report an Issue

We welcome comments on how to improve our website for people with disabilities and improve the usability of our website. If you have feedback or concerns related to the accessibility of content on this website, you may:

When contacting us, please include:

  • the web address, also known as a URL. A typical URL could be "http://example.gov/index.html" or "https://www.example.gov/example";
  • the device and browser you are using to access leg.colorado.gov;
  • the assistive technology you are using, if any; and
  • a description of the problem and any information that isn’t accessible.

Other types of issues to share:

  • hyperlinks that are broken or go to the wrong place;
  • mistakes in our content;
  • out-of-date phone numbers, addresses, or agency program names; and
  • pages or features on our website that do not display or work properly.

Last updated February 2025

Related Links
Services for Persons with Disabilities and Grievance Procedures
2024 June Digital Accessibility Report