Flock Safety Accessibility Plan
Accessibility Standards Applied
The Governor’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) has developed accessibility technical standards with the intent of providing enterprise standard configurations for technologies which provide service to those with disabilities in accordance with the technical standards provided by:
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA or higher
- Section 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Chapters 3,4,6
- and following C.R.S. 24-85-101 to 24-85-104, ARTICLE 85
Our Efforts
The company is committed to providing equitable access to all users. Our ongoing accessibility effort works towards the day when all company services, programs and activities are accessible, providing equal access to information and services to all users.
To that end, the company has a plan to prioritize, evaluate, remediate and continuously improve every digital touchpoint. Below, you’ll find some of the measures that the company is undertaking.
Accessibility Maturity
The table below reflects the current accessibility maturity level for 2025.
| Check One | Stage | Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| Inactive | No awareness and recognition of need. At this stage, organizations are inventorying their technology, have begun to make investments, etc. | |
| Launch | Recognized need organization-wide. Planning initiated but activities not well organized. | |
| ✓ | Integrate | Roadmap including timeline is in place; overall organizational approach defined and well organized. |
| Optimize | Incorporated into the whole organization, consistently evaluated and actions taken on assessment outcomes. |
Why We Are At This Stage
Some challenges we face:
- Limited budget for our program: $150,000 per year
- Personnel that are responsible for addressing accessibility matters include one engineer, one designer and one Product Manager.
- No dedicated Design Systems Designer or Engineer to standardize components
Organizational Measures
Accessibility roadmap including timeline, goals, roles, responsibilities and policies as needed.
| Remediation Goals | Severity / Effort | Timeline | Compliance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resolve all issues | Critical | By Dec 31st, 2025 | WCAG 2.1 Level AA |
| Resolve all issues | High | April 2026 | WCAG 2.1 Level AA |
| Resolve all issues | Low | 2027 | WCAG 2.1 Level AA |
Efforts:
- Include accessibility into our procurement processes with 3rd party vendors.
- Routinely check and prioritize, validate through testing and address accessibility any issues found.
- Create and implement a plan for providing reasonable accommodation and modification until the technology can be made accessible.
- Provide contact information and support for receiving accessibility feedback and accommodation requests.
If you have any recommendations, encounter any issues, or need assistance accessing our content, or a request for a reasonable accommodation, we encourage you to contact us:
We are determined to review all submissions, respond to your inquiries, and make appropriate changes to improve accessibility.
- Hire people with accessibility skills and train current employees on providing accessible services and technology.
- Incorporate accessibility requirements into our technology development stages including design, development, user experience and quality assurance.
- Publish an accessibility statement on our website that is updated quarterly and demonstrates concrete and specific efforts toward compliance with the OIT rules. (As in compliance with the requirements of HB24-1454 through July 1, 2025.)