Must tax bills from public entities be available in Braille and/or large print? What about other documents?
Tax bills and other written communications provided by public entities are subject to the requirement for effective communication. Thus, where a public entity or city assisted program provides information in written form, it must, when requested, make that information available to individuals with vision impairments in a form that is usable by them. “Large print” versions of written documents may be produced on a copier with enlargement capacities. Brailled versions of documents produced by computers may be produced with a Braille printer, or audio tapes may be provided for individuals who are unable to read large print or do not use Braille. Brailled documents are not required if effective communication is provided by other means.
