The government of Bangladesh has during the latest 5 years espoused ambitious goals for digitalisation. As a result, many services of local government are now online, and all the districts, many municipalities, all city corporations, many Upazilas in the Bangladeshi nomenclature, some union parish-ad have now established web presence. This paper presents an evaluation of the state of e-Governance in three of these districts. We report the self-assessment of Bangladeshi ICT professionals who are working with the implementation of the services, as well as the citizen's evaluations. The method is mainly quantitative. This evaluation sheds important light on Bangladesh's progress, and is useful for further comparative work with Bangladeshi governmental levels, or comparisons with other countries. The result is that the perceived usefulness of Bangladeshi e-government is rather good, which complements the picture of Bangladesh as frequently low scorer on e-readiness indexes.