Which ADA title relates to public services provided by state and local governments?

Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) specifically addresses public services provided by state and local governments. This title prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all services, programs, and activities conducted by these government entities. It ensures that individuals with disabilities have equal access to public programs and services, such as transportation, education, and public facilities.

The intent of Title II is to integrate individuals with disabilities into society by requiring public services to be accessible and accommodate their needs, thus promoting inclusivity and equal participation in community life. This includes not only physical access to buildings and programs but also access to information and opportunities offered by the government.

The other titles of the ADA focus on different areas: Title I deals with employment, Title III covers public accommodations and commercial facilities, and Title IV addresses telecommunication services. Each title has its distinct focus, but Title II specifically highlights the responsibilities of state and local governments in ensuring accessible and equitable services for individuals with disabilities.