The County of Napa recognizes its obligation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other disability civil rights laws to provide equal access to all County programs and activities. The County has developed consistent and strategic guidelines and features for access to Web pages and services that appear on countyofnapa.org. These guidelines help ensure a positive user experience and accessibility by maintaining a consistent page layout, information architecture and navigation structure.top
There are many links to non-Web files throughout the County’s pages such as Adobe PDF, Adobe Flash, Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint. If you need to view these files but do not have the proper application to open these files, you may access these materials by downloading the necessary readers. top
You may quickly increase the size of the text of our pages by selecting the 'TEXT' buttons located in the accessibility panel above the main page heading of each page. If the text does not increase in size to meet your preferences, you may also increase the text size by using your browsers' text resizing features: Text Resizing in Internet Explorer:
Text Resizing in FireFox:
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To the extent possible, this site is developed with Web standards in mind. We use proper Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML) to present information, which makes it possible for assistive technologies such as screen readers to read our content. We use proper headings to separate sections and sub-sections of our site for readability and proper structure. top
Site users who encounter difficulty using this site, may contact the Web team to describe the nature of the problem and the section where the difficulty was encountered. top