Americans With Disabilities Act Task Force

To maximize the capacity of Idaho citizens and organization to accurately understand and effectively implement the ADA and other related laws.

Description:
The ADA Task Force is a non-profit organization serving people with disabilities, businesses, public agencies, builders, architects and all other individuals and entities affected by the Americans with Disabilities Act. To carry out our mission of helping Idahoans understand and implement the ADA , the Task Force provides an array of services.

ADA Consultation
Material Distribution
Information/Referral Network
Trainings and workshops
Awareness Activities
Building Plan Review
Site Review
Policies/Procedures Review

The ADA Task Force is the only organization who provides statewide technical assistance, training, and materials to whomever is affected by the ADA. We provide a neutral and un-biased perspective on issues that involve the ADA and are not an advocacy organization.

History:
The Task Force was formed in 1991 to respond to a statewide need to have an information and technical assistance center in Idaho to exclusively focus on the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The Task Force is the only organization who provides statewide technical assistance, training, and materials to whomever is affected by the ADA. By providing a neutral and un-biased perspective on issues that involve the ADA we are not an advocacy organization.

Contact people:

Bobby Ball, Executive Director, (208) 344-5590, (email) Tiffany Southwick, ADA Information Coordinator , (208) 344-5590, (email)

Office fax number: (208) 344-5563

Address:

816 W Bannock Ste. 203 Boise, ID 83702 (See a map)

Web Site: http://adataskforce.org

Last updated on June 8, 2009