Public agencies
Websites for public agencies
U.S.-based, serving agencies nationwide. One accountable contact, from the first call through launch and every update after it.
The ADA Title II web deadlines
The Justice Department's 2024 Title II rule requires state and local government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 AA, by these dates:
- April 26, 2027State and local governments with a total population of 50,000 or more
- April 26, 2028Governments with a total population under 50,000, and every special district
Dates set by the Justice Department's interim final rule of April 20, 2026 (91 FR 20902, Federal Register document 2026-07663). Checked against the Federal Register on October 17, 2026.
What we do for agencies
Websites residents can use
Fast, mobile-first sites with meeting agendas and minutes, public notices and department pages, with technical SEO so residents find the right page.
Accessibility
Remediation and testing against WCAG 2.2 AA, which covers the 2.1 AA criteria the ADA Title II rule requires.
Hosting and maintenance
Cloudflare's global network, automatic TLS and weekly dependency audits. On the care plan, we post your agendas, notices and news within one business day.
We also run Google and Meta campaigns for public announcements, tourism and events.
How we test accessibility
We test against WCAG 2.2 AA, which covers the 2.1 AA criteria the ADA Title II rule requires. Every release is scanned against WCAG 2.2 AA with an automated tool before it goes live, and after launch the live site is scanned weekly, with dated records kept.
Every site we manage runs on one shared platform, so a fix made to the platform reaches every site we manage.
Read our accessibility statementPast performance (commercial work)
Buller Automotive
One website for five repair shops in North Dakota, Montana and Minnesota, plus three franchise-brand sites. 600+ calls and form leads in six months.
SP&E Inc.
A new website for a design-build company that serves schools and public agencies. Desktop performance up from 82 to 99, mobile from 70 to 89.
Your agency owns its site
With a paid build, your agency owns its content, data, domain and design. You also get a perpetual, royalty-free license to run and modify the site's source code, and a full copy of that code at handoff or if the care plan ends. Storm Digital keeps ownership of the shared platform the site is built on.
If we're ever unavailable
Your site doesn't depend on anyone being at a desk. It runs on Cloudflare's global network, and every version is kept, so any earlier version can be put back live in minutes.
Your agency owns its content, data and domain, and a paid build includes a full copy of the site's source code at handoff or if the care plan ends. Another developer can take it over without starting again.
Pricing and purchasing
Builds start at $7,500, with a firm, fixed quote for your scope. The annual care plan starts at $3,600 a year, invoiced once per fiscal year.
- Purchase orders accepted
- Net 30
- W-9 on request
- ACH or check
Security and hosting
Hosted on Cloudflare's global network with HTTPS everywhere, monitored every five minutes with a public status page, checked for security fixes every six hours, and any earlier version can be put back live in minutes.
See security and hostingCapability statement
One page with our NAICS codes, past performance, purchasing terms and contact details, ready to attach to a bid response.
Download the capability statement (PDF)See a sample site
The Village of Larkmoor is a made-up village we built to show what a small agency's site can be: meeting agendas as accessible web pages with printable PDFs, public notices, a department directory, a report-a-concern form, and pages in Spanish.
Visit the Larkmoor sample siteTalk to us about your agency's site.
Email contracts@pagesteady.com with your RFP or a short description of the site you need.