Virginia Government Website Accessibility Report Card

How Virginia state and local government websites score on ADA / WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility — the standard behind DOJ Title II. 21 agencies scanned.

Agencies scanned
21
Average grade
F
48.6% avg
Scoring C or higher
3
14%
Scoring D or F
18
86%
AgencyTypeGradeScoreOpen issuesLast scanned
Harrisonburg municipality D 75.8% 83 2026-06-17
Fairfax municipality B 94.1% 31 2026-06-18
Williamsburg municipality F 45.9% 547 2026-06-19
Wytheville municipality F 13.7% 2,460 2026-06-22
Bridgewater municipality F 64.8% 238 2026-06-23
Covington municipality D 79.3% 63 2026-06-25
Big Stone Gap municipality F 18.6% 1,330 2026-06-26
Luray municipality F 17% 1,620 2026-06-26
Blackstone municipality F 63.8% 135 2026-06-30
Elkton municipality F 27.3% 919 2026-07-01
Wise municipality D 78.8% 99 2026-07-02
Shenandoah municipality B 94.2% 25 2026-07-04
New Market municipality F 42% 628 2026-07-06
Tappahannock municipality D 71.5% 127 2026-07-06
Amherst municipality F 42.4% 485 2026-07-06
Victoria municipality B 90% 45 2026-07-09
Stanley municipality F 10.9% 2,834 2026-07-09
Coeburn municipality F 24% 407 2026-07-11
Rural Retreat municipality F 20% 1,615 2026-07-11
Gordonsville municipality F 38.7% 430 2026-07-11
Kilmarnock municipality F 7.3% 5,086 2026-07-12

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