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Florida government website accessibility

Automated accessibility scores for Florida local-government websites, checked against the DOJ's ADA Title II standard (WCAG 2.1 Level AA). 76 sites measured so far. The goal isn't a scoreboard — it's to help every town see where it stands and fix it before the 2027–2028 deadlines.

Their own ADA document can't be read

22 sites hosta document describing the entity's ADA commitments — transition plan, grievance procedure, or notice — as a scanned image or untagged PDF a screen reader can't read.

  1. F
    Cape Coral · Lee Countycapecoral.gov · 109 issues · 31 documents
    ADA doc unreadable42
  2. F
    Pensacola · Escambia Countycityofpensacola.com · 77 issues · 28 documents
    ADA doc unreadable56
  3. B
    Lakeland · Polk Countylakelandgov.net · 33 issues · 10 documents
    ADA doc unreadable81
  4. B
    Orlando · Orange Countyorlando.gov · 15 issues · 15 documents
    ADA doc unreadable87
  5. B
    Jupiter · Palm Beach Countyjupiter.fl.us · 35 issues · 51 documents
    ADA doc unreadable87
  6. B
    Hollywood · Broward Countyhollywoodfl.org · 39 issues · 17 documents
    ADA doc unreadable87
  7. A
    Deltona · Volusia Countydeltonafl.gov · 27 issues · 21 documents
    ADA doc unreadable90
  8. A
    Tampa · Hillsborough Countytampa.gov · 14 issues · 10 documents
    ADA doc unreadable93
  9. A
    Port Orange · Volusia Countyport-orange.org · 15 issues · 31 documents
    ADA doc unreadable95
  10. A
    St. Cloud · Osceola Countystcloudfl.gov · 11 issues · 13 documents
    ADA doc unreadable96
  11. A
    Hialeah · Miami-Dade Countyhialeahfl.gov · 14 issues · 15 documents
    ADA doc unreadable96
  12. A
    Coral Springs · Broward Countycoralsprings.gov · 18 issues · 4 documents
    ADA doc unreadable96
  13. A
    Miami Gardens · Miami-Dade Countymiamigardens-fl.gov · 13 issues · 24 documents
    ADA doc unreadable96
  14. A
    Boca Raton · Palm Beach Countymyboca.us · 10 issues · 18 documents
    ADA doc unreadable97
  15. A
    Miramar · Broward Countymiramarfl.gov · 6 issues · 4 documents
    ADA doc unreadable97
  16. A
    Jacksonvillejacksonville.gov · 4 issues · 110 documents
    ADA doc unreadable98
  17. A
    Sarasota · Sarasota Countysarasotafl.gov · 6 issues · 11 documents
    ADA doc unreadable98
  18. A
    Deerfield Beach · Broward Countydeerfield-beach.com · 8 issues · 30 documents
    ADA doc unreadable98
  19. A
    Fort Lauderdale · Broward Countyfortlauderdale.gov · 6 issues · 11 documents
    ADA doc unreadable98
  20. A
    Jacksonville · Duval Countyjacksonville.gov · 4 issues · 111 documents
    ADA doc unreadable98
  21. A
    Pompano Beach · Broward Countypompanobeachfl.gov · 0 issues · 3 documents
    ADA doc unreadable100
  22. A
    Bonita Springs · Lee Countycityofbonitasprings.org · 0 issues · 1 documents
    ADA doc unreadable100

Lowest accessibility scores

The sites with the most page-level work to do, of 76 measured.

  1. 1F
    Cape Coral · Lee Countycapecoral.gov · 109 issues · 31 documents
    ADA doc unreadable42
  2. 2F
    Pensacola · Escambia Countycityofpensacola.com · 77 issues · 28 documents
    ADA doc unreadable56
  3. 3D
    Ocala · Marion Countyocalafl.gov · 52 issues · 2 documents
    60
  4. 4D
    Palm Coast · Flagler Countypalmcoast.gov · 66 issues · 6 documents
    61
  5. 5D
    Tamarac · Broward Countytamarac.gov · 83 issues · 1 documents
    63
  6. 6D
    Coconut Creek · Broward Countycoconutcreek.gov · 42 issues · 5 documents
    64
  7. 7D
    Sanford · Seminole Countysanfordfl.gov · 64 issues · 67 documents
    68
  8. 8D
    Largo · Pinellas Countylargo.com · 86 issues · 2 documents
    69
  9. 9C
    New Smyrna Beach · Volusia Countycityofnsb.com · 49 issues · 18 documents
    72
  10. 10C
    Daytona Beach · Volusia Countydaytonabeach.gov · 44 issues · 46 documents
    77

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Scores are produced by automated heuristic scanning of publicly available websites and are a triage signal, not a certification of WCAG conformance or a determination of legal compliance. Automated tools cannot detect every accessibility issue. Last updated 7/21/2026.