Meadowood Metropolitan District is committed to providing equitable access to its services, programs, information, and technology for all members of the public, including individuals with disabilities.

 

This website includes the UserWay Accessibility Menu. It provides visitor-controlled options like text sizing, contrast and readability adjustments, and other on-screen supports to help personalize your experience. To modify how a web page appears, click on the blue icon at the top right corner of every page.

 

Our Commitment
The District is committed to making its website and other information and communication technology accessible in accordance with applicable state and federal accessibility requirements.

 

The District is working to identify and remove accessibility barriers and to improve the accessibility of its website and electronic documents. These efforts include reviewing website content, correcting identified accessibility issues, improving the accessibility of documents and PDFs, and working with the District's website provider and other service providers to improve accessibility.

 

The District's goal is to provide digital content that conforms, where applicable, to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA.

 

Accessibility is an ongoing effort. As technology, standards, and District content change, the District will continue to evaluate and improve the accessibility of its technology.

 

Contact Us About Accessibility
If you experience difficulty accessing information on this website, encounter an accessibility barrier, need information in an alternative accessible format, or would like to request a reasonable accommodation or modification, please contact Meadowood Metropolitan District using either of the following methods:

 

When contacting the District about an accessibility issue, it is helpful to provide:

• The web address (URL) or name of the page or document involved;
• A description of the problem you encountered;
• The type of device, browser, or assistive technology you were using, if applicable; and
• Your contact information if you would like the District to respond to you.

The District will make reasonable efforts to respond promptly to accessibility concerns and requests for reasonable accommodations or modifications.

 

Request an Accessible Format or Reasonable Accommodation
If you are unable to access District information, documents, programs, services, or activities because of a disability, you may request that the information be provided in an alternative accessible format or request a reasonable accommodation or modification.

 

Please contact the District by email at donna.yost@meadowoodhoa.org or by telephone at 970-379-9634 and describe the information, document, service, or accommodation you need and, if possible, how you would prefer to receive it.

 

The District will respond to requests for reasonable accommodations or modifications in a timely manner.

 

Accessibility Grievances
If you believe the District has not adequately addressed an accessibility concern or request for accommodation, please contact the District at donna.yost@meadowoodhoa.org or 970-379-9634 to request additional review of the matter.

 

Ongoing Accessibility Efforts
Meadowood Metropolitan District recognizes that accessibility requires ongoing attention. The District will continue to review its digital content and technology, address identified accessibility barriers, and work to improve access for individuals with disabilities.

 

Last reviewed: August 2026