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CCDA
721 Capitol Mall, Suite 260
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 319-9970
California Commission on Disability Access
California Commission on Disability Access (CCDA) was created by legislation that became law through the signing of Senate Bill 1608 by Governor Schwarzenegger.
This bill established the California Commission on Disability Access for certain purposes related to disability access, and would require the commission to conduct studies and make reports to the Legislature, as specified. Select the link above to get more information regarding this bill and other important requirements of the CCDA.
What's New
Checklists for Barrier Removal
There are three architectural access barrier removal checklists available in the GUIDE/RESOURCES tab. These checklists can help small businesses and building inspectors evaluate whether disability access exists for the goods and services offered by a business.
This site is intended for use by the public for viewing and retrieving public information only except as otherwise explicitly authorized. References to California or federal laws are for general information only. These laws are subject to amendment at any time and, while the State of California endeavors to provide the most current information, any references should not be relied upon as controlling legal authority.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADOPT A CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST CODE (DOC) (PDF)
