Accessibility

Our Commitment to Accessibility

The U.S. Virgin Islands Law Enforcement Planning Commission (LEPC) is committed to making its website accessible and usable for all visitors, including individuals with disabilities.

We strive to provide equal access to information about our programs, services, grant opportunities, publications, and other resources.

Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility, and we are committed to identifying and addressing barriers that may affect how visitors access information on this website.

Accessibility Standards

LEPC aims to follow recognized web accessibility best practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA, as a guide for improving the accessibility of its digital content.

Our accessibility efforts focus on supporting:

• Keyboard navigation and clearly identifiable links and controls.

• Readable text, sufficient color contrast, and responsive layouts.

• Compatibility with commonly used assistive technologies.

• Meaningful headings, descriptive link text, and alternative text for informative images.

• Accessible online documents and downloadable resources.

These are accessibility goals and do not constitute a certification that every page or document currently meets all applicable standards.

Accessible Documents and Publications

Some documents available through this website, including PDF reports, forms, and publications, may not be fully accessible to every visitor.

LEPC recognizes the importance of providing information in formats that accommodate different accessibility needs.

If you experience difficulty accessing a document or need information in an alternative accessible format, please contact LEPC for assistance.

Reporting an Accessibility Issue

We welcome feedback about the accessibility of our website.

If you encounter a barrier while navigating the website, accessing a document, completing a form, or using an interactive feature, please contact LEPC.

When reporting an accessibility issue, it is helpful to include:

• The webpage address (URL) or document title.

• A brief description of the difficulty encountered.

• The browser, device, or assistive technology being used, if relevant.

• Your preferred method of contact so we can follow up.

We will review accessibility concerns and work toward providing access to the requested information.

Contact and Assistance

For accessibility-related questions, requests for alternative document formats, or assistance accessing information on this website, please contact the Law Enforcement Planning Commission through our Contact Us page.

Continuous Improvement

LEPC recognizes that digital accessibility requires ongoing attention as technologies, standards, and website content evolve.

We will continue working to improve the accessibility and usability of our website and welcome feedback that helps us identify opportunities for improvement.