Maryland Government Website Accessibility Report Card

How Maryland state and local government websites score on ADA / WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility — the standard behind DOJ Title II. 23 agencies scanned.

Agencies scanned
23
Average grade
F
46.7% avg
Scoring C or higher
5
22%
Scoring D or F
18
78%
AgencyTypeGradeScoreOpen issuesLast scanned
Salisbury municipality F 27.2% 860 2026-06-17
Aberdeen municipality F 37.6% 262 2026-06-18
Havre de Grace municipality D 76.7% 104 2026-06-19
Taneytown municipality F 9.6% 1,420 2026-06-22
Frostburg municipality A 96% 17 2026-06-23
Chesapeake Beach municipality F 46.3% 467 2026-06-24
Cheverly municipality F 25.3% 1,404 2026-06-24
Manchester municipality F 58.1% 177 2026-06-25
Seat Pleasant municipality F 45.5% 447 2026-06-27
Pocomoke City municipality F 12.4% 1,266 2026-06-27
Brentwood municipality F 30.2% 1,045 2026-06-29
Princess Anne municipality F 45.3% 256 2026-06-29
Smithsburg municipality B 94.1% 10 2026-07-01
Emmitsburg municipality F 59.7% 237 2026-07-02
Crisfield municipality F 4.7% 170 2026-07-03
Mountain Lake Park municipality F 39.3% 28 2026-07-06
Hurlock municipality F 23.7% 185 2026-07-06
Oakland municipality A 97.1% 10 2026-07-08
Westernport municipality C 87.3% 14 2026-07-09
New Windsor municipality F 18.9% 666 2026-07-09
Ridgely municipality B 91.5% 36 2026-07-10
Colmar Manor municipality F 22.3% 1,187 2026-07-11
Charlestown municipality F 26.3% 1,204 2026-07-11

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