Mississippi Government Website Accessibility Report Card

How Mississippi state and local government websites score on ADA / WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility — the standard behind DOJ Title II. 32 agencies scanned.

Agencies scanned
32
Average grade
F
59.2% avg
Scoring C or higher
12
38%
Scoring D or F
20
63%
AgencyTypeGradeScoreOpen issuesLast scanned
Gulfport municipality D 74% 99 2026-06-16
Olive Branch municipality F 19.5% 1,997 2026-06-17
Horn Lake municipality F 53.2% 354 2026-06-18
Brandon municipality F 66.1% 199 2026-06-18
Vicksburg municipality F 51.8% 340 2026-06-18
Moss Point municipality D 77.3% 147 2026-06-20
Petal municipality B 93.3% 30 2026-06-20
Flowood municipality F 29.2% 654 2026-06-20
Diamondhead municipality F 23% 1,114 2026-06-21
Indianola municipality B 93% 9 2026-06-22
Senatobia municipality F 33.8% 717 2026-06-22
New Albany municipality C 80.9% 30 2026-06-23
Columbia municipality F 66.3% 18 2026-06-24
Holly Springs municipality F 20.9% 100 2026-06-24
Forest municipality A 96% 4 2026-06-25
Ripley municipality A 97.3% 2 2026-06-25
Saltillo municipality F 16.6% 435 2026-06-26
Carthage municipality F 68.8% 42 2026-06-26
Aberdeen municipality B 90.4% 38 2026-06-26
Florence municipality F 47.7% 71 2026-06-26
Waynesboro municipality F 13.3% 124 2026-06-27
Ellisville municipality F 18% 224 2026-06-27
Wiggins municipality F 8.9% 659 2026-06-27
Leakesville municipality A 96% 5 2026-06-29
Morton municipality A 98.6% 1 2026-06-29
Water Valley municipality A 96.4% 8 2026-06-30
Lucedale municipality D 77.4% 39 2026-07-01
Purvis municipality F 13.7% 353 2026-07-07
Marion municipality A 97.4% 2 2026-07-10
Ackerman municipality F 3.4% 254 2026-07-11
Bay Springs municipality B 90.5% 11 2026-07-12
Summit municipality C 80.2% 12 2026-07-12

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