Colorado Government Website Accessibility Report Card

How Colorado state and local government websites score on ADA / WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility — the standard behind DOJ Title II. 22 agencies scanned.

Agencies scanned
22
Average grade
F
51.9% avg
Scoring C or higher
7
32%
Scoring D or F
15
68%
AgencyTypeGradeScoreOpen issuesLast scanned
Colorado Springs municipality F 45.1% 52 2026-06-16
Boulder municipality C 85.8% 67 2026-06-16
Parker municipality F 31.1% 887 2026-06-16
Northglenn municipality F 59.7% 256 2026-06-17
Golden municipality C 81.2% 103 2026-06-18
Greenwood Village municipality F 34.2% 773 2026-06-19
Sterling municipality C 85.3% 62 2026-06-20
Wellington municipality F 30.6% 1,042 2026-06-20
Lochbuie municipality F 33.6% 765 2026-06-22
Cherry Hills Village municipality F 41.7% 614 2026-06-24
Sheridan municipality F 33.7% 866 2026-06-25
Manitou Springs municipality F 30.2% 1,020 2026-06-27
Basalt municipality F 38.8% 479 2026-06-28
Silt municipality C 81% 94 2026-06-29
Ault municipality C 85.3% 39 2026-07-03
Leadville municipality F 20% 1,250 2026-07-03
Palmer Lake municipality F 55.5% 359 2026-07-03
Meeker municipality F 16.2% 2,037 2026-07-04
La Salle municipality F 44.6% 510 2026-07-05
Holyoke municipality A 97.2% 8 2026-07-05
Columbine Valley municipality F 21% 1,575 2026-07-10
Kersey municipality B 91% 40 2026-07-12

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