Executive Order 13166 requires each federal agency to create a federally conducted limited English proficiency (LEP) plan. As part of the one-year anniversary of the Attorney General’s November 2022 memorandum on strengthening the federal government’s commitment to language access, several Federal agencies are releasing updated federal agency language access plans:
Additionally, many Federal agencies are in the process of updating their language access plans. The following Federal agency plans are forthcoming.
AmeriCorps (May/June 2024) | Consumer Product Safety Commission (Jan. 2024) | Department of Commerce (Jan. 2024) |
Department of Defense (Aug. 2024) | Department of Education (2024) | Department of Energy (March 2024) |
Department of State (June 2024) | Department of the Interior (Jan. 2024) | Department of the Treasury (Feb. 2024) |
Department of Veterans Affairs (March 2024) | Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (May 2024) | Federal Trade Commission (April 2024) |
Federal Housing Finance Agency (March 2024) | Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission (Feb. 2024) | General Services Administration (Dec. 2024) |
Merit Systems Protection Board (Jan. 2024) | National Aeronautics and Space Administration (March 2024) | National Science Foundation (May 2024) |
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (Jan. 2024) | Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (July 2024) | Peace Corps (March 2024) |
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (Feb. 2024) | Railroad Retirement Board (June 2024) | Securities Exchange Commission (May 2024) |
Selective Service System (2024) | Small Business Administration (Jan. 2024) | U.S. Office of Special Counsel (Jan. 2024) |
If you are considering creating or revising your agency's language access plan, please see the Language Access Assessment and Planning Tool for Federally Conducted and Federally Assisted Programs - May 9, 2011