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Accessibility at the Village of Morton Grove

The Village of Morton Grove is committed to improving accessibility and ensuring that Village services, information, and facilities are accessible to all residents and visitors.

As part of this commitment, the Village is taking steps to improve the accessibility of its digital services. Our new website is being designed with accessibility in mind, with the goal of making website content, documents, images, and other digital resources accessible by 2027.

The Village is also working with the project team for the new Village Hall and Police Department at 6140 Dempster Street to ensure the new facility meets applicable accessibility requirements and provides an accessible environment for residents, visitors, and staff.

We will continue to review and improve our programs, services, facilities, and digital resources to help ensure the Village is accessible to everyone.

Translate the Village Website

To ensure all residents can access and understand the services offered by the Village, a translation tool has been made available for the Village website. Follow these steps to use the translation services:

  1. On a desktop computer, visit www.mortongroveil.org.
  2. Click the translation menu at the upper right corner of the webpage and select your preferred language.
  3. Please note that images will not translate to your preferred language. See below for instructions on translating website documents.

Translate Website Documents

Translating documents online is easy, and most browsers offer built-in translation tools or support third-party services. Here’s how you can do it using popular browsers:

Using Google Chrome: Google Chrome has a built-in translation feature via Google Translate.

  1. Open a document on a webpage.
  2. Highlight text to translate and right-click (for Windows PC) or two-finger click (for Mac) and in the pop-up menu select “Translate Selection.”
  3. Select the languages (from and to) and click “Translate.”

Using Microsoft Edge: Microsoft Edge integrates Microsoft Translator for websites, but for documents:

  1. Open a document on a webpage.
  2. Select the translate icon in the top menu bar.
  3. Highlight text to translate and in the pop-up menu, select the languages (from and to) and click “Translate.”

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Using Mozilla Firefox or Safari: Firefox does not have a built-in translation tool, but you can use add-ons or online services like Google Translate.