Title II of the ADA covers all activities of state government, requiring that state government programs, services, and activities be provided to and accessible by individuals with disabilities. As part of state government, the Louisiana State Capitol is required to provide an equal opportunity to persons with disabilities in an integrated setting, unless separate or different measures are necessary to ensure equal opportunity. Thus, the services described in this manual have been formulated to achieve the most integrated setting possible. Listed herein are the various types of auxiliary aids and services provided by the Capitol. When an auxiliary aid or service is requested, primary consideration will be given to the type of aid or service requested by an individual.
Some services require advance notice.
Procedure for Req uesting Services Requests for disability services information or requests for any service listed in this manual may be made by telephone or at the Capitol. The following is a list of locations that can be accessed to request any service listed in this manual. If an aid or service is desired which is not listed in this manual or if any information is desired regarding services, please contact the ADA Coordinator, Gabrielle Kuhlow. Go to top of page Map of the Cap itol Go to top of page Services for People with Visual Impair ments Braille Printer Braille printed documents and bill drafts are available at the Capitol both in Grade 1, which is letter for letter printing, and Grade 2, which uses contractions for letters often used together. Requests for Braille printed materials should be made 48 hours in advance and should specify the grade desired.