D45 is committed to providing transparent communication that is accessible to all individuals.
Our website is designed to be accessible to all users with differing needs. Web accessibility, regardless of disability, is an essential means of sharing current and historical information. Access to the web can be impacted by many types of disabilities: visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, and neurological.
Access to technology can be even more critical to those with disabilities than the general population, who may have more accessibility to traditional information sources, such as printed materials. We hope that our site presents information so that everyone can easily access it, regardless of what systems they are using and how they navigate through our site.
Our goal is to continuously improve our site to meet all users’ needs. If you experience any difficulty with the accessibility of any web pages or documents, please contact our communications department so that we can assist in accommodating your needs.