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Title VI Plan: To Ensure Nondiscrimination in all Programs and Activities

Jun 12, 2024

Summary

The Title VI Plan outlines the nondiscrimination assurances and policies for all COG and TPB programs and activities. The plan defines the roles of COG and the TPB and the responsibilities of the Title VI Officer, the Title VI Coordinators and staff. It also covers policies regarding training and contracting, as well as complaint procedures.

Per COG policy, reasonable accommodations are provided upon request, which includes translation of the Title VI statement, policy, and complaint form. To read the Accommodations Policy in different languages, click on the links below:

Spanish - Español
French - Français
Korean - 한국의
Vietnamese - tiếng Việt
Amharic - አማርኛ
Chinese - 中文

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