A mayor with electronic readiness has high speed in access to information and full satisfaction from FAVA applications in areas, and service centers. For effective use of ICT, a country should have widespread access to ICT, population access to ICT and regulatory and regulatory requirements. Developing countries can be able to evaluate electronic readiness to facilitate the size and design of integrated ICT programs. This helps them to focus and determine areas that require foreign help. A range of measurement tools for the size of electronic preparedness is a country or an economy created. These tools make a wide use of the different definitions and definitions of e - test testing and the assessments are significantly different in the goals and outcomes. Research findings show that the evaluation of the status quo in the municipality will be ideal for planning and indigo. If we consider the progress of IT progress in the city in three phases: identification of the status quo, the position of the ideal and the transition from the status quo to the desired position, we can identify the mayor's position in terms of readiness and review the strengths and weaknesses of the four axes. To determine the extent of municipal progress in electronic, it should be used in a number of consecutive years. The action that comes after evaluation is precisely dependent on the future goal of the municipality, (considering the current state of the city) evaluation of the electronic readiness of how to achieve future goals.