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Architectural Barriers Act Enforcement
undefined Architectural Barriers Act Enforcement?
undefined Architectural Barriers Act Enforcement?
You may file a complaint with HUD’s Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity if you believe that federally funded buildings such as public housing and buildings and facilities constructed with CDBG funds do not comply with UFAS.
undefined Architectural Barriers Act Enforcement?
To file a complaint, go to the complaint submission page.
