West Virginia Government Website Accessibility Report Card

How West Virginia 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
48.6% avg
Scoring C or higher
4
17%
Scoring D or F
19
83%
AgencyTypeGradeScoreOpen issuesLast scanned
Wheeling municipality F 35.9% 481 2026-06-18
Bridgeport municipality F 31.4% 843 2026-06-21
Dunbar municipality F 42.1% 113 2026-06-23
Elkins municipality F 37.9% 762 2026-06-24
Buckhannon municipality F 47.5% 271 2026-06-26
Keyser municipality F 47.9% 65 2026-06-26
Grafton municipality C 86.1% 19 2026-06-27
Westover municipality A 99.1% 1 2026-06-28
Ravenswood municipality B 91.6% 35 2026-06-29
Summersville municipality F 27.6% 283 2026-06-30
Ripley municipality F 26.3% 218 2026-07-01
Kenova municipality F 54.1% 47 2026-07-02
Milton municipality F 63.9% 235 2026-07-02
Winfield municipality F 33.4% 373 2026-07-04
White Sulphur Springs municipality D 72.2% 160 2026-07-06
Chester municipality C 80.1% 25 2026-07-06
Star City municipality F 49.7% 164 2026-07-09
St. Marys municipality F 33.1% 222 2026-07-09
Stonewood municipality F 15.5% 176 2026-07-09
Richwood municipality F 64.2% 24 2026-07-10
McMechen municipality F 40.7% 60 2026-07-11
Eleanor municipality F 27.7% 283 2026-07-11
Nutter Fort municipality F 9.1% 713 2026-07-12

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