Disability Communication Access Board

The Disability and Communication Access Board (DCAB) advises state and county agencies on compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Hawaii disability rights laws, develops accessibility standards for the built environment, and reviews plans for facilities and programs to ensure they are accessible to people with disabilities. กำหนดHawaii-specific accessibility guidelines and responds to complaints about inaccessible government facilities. DCAB also promotes communication access through sign language interpreter standards and captioning requirements.

People with disabilities in Hawaii rely on DCAB's standards and advocacy to ensure that public buildings, transportation, and government services are accessible to them. Residents with disabilities or family members can file accessibility complaints through DCAB and engage with the board on systemic access barriers.