Oregon Government Website Accessibility Report Card

How Oregon state and local government websites score on ADA / WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility — the standard behind DOJ Title II. 30 agencies scanned.

Agencies scanned
30
Average grade
F
52.2% avg
Scoring C or higher
5
17%
Scoring D or F
25
83%
AgencyTypeGradeScoreOpen issuesLast scanned
Corvallis municipality F 34.2% 825 2026-06-17
McMinnville municipality F 54% 365 2026-06-17
Wilsonville municipality F 24% 1,369 2026-06-18
Ashland municipality F 37.9% 732 2026-06-18
Lebanon municipality F 42.6% 683 2026-06-18
Hermiston municipality F 45.5% 534 2026-06-18
Canby municipality F 29.6% 829 2026-06-18
The Dalles municipality D 75.8% 131 2026-06-19
Troutdale municipality D 76.8% 138 2026-06-19
Sandy municipality D 78.1% 127 2026-06-20
Ontario municipality F 36.2% 413 2026-06-20
Prineville municipality F 29.6% 931 2026-06-20
Molalla municipality F 69.5% 206 2026-06-21
Milton-Freewater municipality F 37.4% 695 2026-06-23
Winston municipality F 62.7% 209 2026-06-25
Creswell municipality A 99.4% 3 2026-06-25
King City municipality F 30% 914 2026-06-26
Harrisburg municipality F 59.7% 211 2026-06-29
Nyssa municipality F 48.8% 31 2026-06-30
Myrtle Point municipality C 86.5% 14 2026-07-04
Vernonia municipality F 18.6% 1,737 2026-07-04
Lakeview municipality F 16.4% 2,174 2026-07-04
Rogue River municipality F 34.6% 613 2026-07-05
Willamina municipality D 75.3% 149 2026-07-05
Carlton municipality C 84.1% 80 2026-07-05
Stanfield municipality F 43.6% 258 2026-07-06
Brownsville municipality B 92.3% 7 2026-07-08
Elgin municipality B 90.2% 28 2026-07-10
John Day municipality F 16.1% 1,797 2026-07-10
Rockaway Beach municipality F 37% 733 2026-07-12

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