Technology Accessibility Statement



				
				

					
					
						            
                
                    
                    
                    
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Technology Accessibility Statement

The MoDOT & Patrol Employees’ Retirement System (MPERS) is committed to ensuring that our website and digital applications are accessible to all users. Accessibility is an ongoing priority, and we are continually working to improve our platforms as new technologies and opportunities emerge. This statement reflects MPERS’ dedication to providing equal access to information and services for individuals of all abilities.

Accessibility Standards

MPERS strives to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, which define requirements for making web content more accessible to people with a wide range of abilities and assistive technologies.

Measures to Support Accessibility

MPERS takes the following measures to support accessibility on mpers.org:

Incorporating accessibility into website design, development, and content updates
Using clear, consistent navigation and readable text
Providing sufficient color contrast for text and interface elements
Ensuring images include appropriate alternative text where required
Supporting keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility
Providing transcripts or captions for video and audio content when available

Accessibility is an ongoing effort, with improvements made as new content is added or existing content is updated.

Materials before April 24, 2026

MPERS has taken steps to meet applicable legal accessibility requirements and continues to make accessibility improvements an ongoing priority. While we make good-faith efforts to ensure accessible content, some materials on this website may not fully meet all accessibility standards. This may include materials posted before April 24, 2026, that are not fully compatible with assistive technologies.

Requesting Accessible Content

If you need information from mpers.org in an alternative format or require an accommodation to access our services, contact us using the information below. We will make every reasonable effort to fulfill your request promptly.

Feedback and Support

Email Support

Contact us at communications@mpers.org. Be sure to include “Accessibility” in the subject line and make sure the email contains:

A brief description of the issue you are experiencing
The webpage address or application name you are trying to access
The best way to contact you

Phone Support

(573) 298-6080
TTY users: Dial 711 to connect with a relay service

For All Accessibility Concerns

MPERS will make every reasonable effort to address and resolve your concern promptly. We are committed to continually improving our website and IT applications to better serve all users and welcome your questions, feedback, and suggestions for enhancing accessibility.

Continuous Improvement

MPERS is committed to ongoing accessibility improvements and regularly reviews its digital content to better serve members, retirees, employers, and the public.