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Keeping in Touch through Maryland Relay

With Maryland Relay, people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind or Speech Disabled can easily communicate through TTY (text telephone) with anyone using a standard phone!

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GABTR Meeting Announcement

A meeting of the Governor's Advisory Board for Telecommunications Relay (GABTR) will be held on February 20, 2010 from 10am to 1pm at East Columbia Branch Library, 6600 Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD 21045.
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In honor of National Deaf Awareness Week, Hamilton Relay is pleased to recognize Lisa Kornberg as the 2009 Deaf/Hard of Hearing Leader for the State of Maryland.

Award being given to LisaKornberg

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‘I’d love to call my grandma,
but I don’t know how.’

Do you know someone who uses a Captioned Telephone?
How about a TTY or other assistive phone?

Are you hesitating to keep in touch with people
you know or care about because you don't know how
to place a call to them?

Get some friendly tips from us at
Maryland Relay.Learn how to call people
who use captioned phones,TTYs or
other assistive phones.

Call us today at Maryland Relay Customer
Service at 1-800-552-7724 V/TTY for more
information. We can help you make those calls again to your
family and friends, and let them know you're thinking of them.

(..And when you call grandma, tell her we said hi!)

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How To File A Complaint

If you need to file a complaint regarding any relay service, use this link to the website of the Federal Communications Commission:
https://esupport.fcc.gov/sform2000/formC!input.action?form_page=2000C
 
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Telecommunications Access of Maryland, within the Department of Information Technology, has a new contract in place for the procurement of Assistive Telecommunications Equipment and Associated Peripherals. State agencies, as well as Maryland county governments and municipalities, have the opportunity to purchase assistive telecommunications equipment as a result of this contract.

For more information about the contract, please visit this link at the Maryland Department of Information Technology website.

For more information about assistive telephones as a work accommodation, please visit this link.


View the FCC Notice of Recertification for MD Relay






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Maryland is the First State in the Nation to Implement Telecommunications Service Priority Program
View Press Release
Captel Users-Long Distance Notification For Standard Phone Users

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kids keeping in touch through maryland relay

Click here to learn about this informative hearing loss awareness program developed by Maryland Relay for school-aged children.

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Department of Information Technology


  • Martin O’Malley
    Governor
  • Anthony G. Brown
    Lt. Governor
  • Elliot Schlanger
    Secretary

 

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Access Numbers:
7-1-1 (in Maryland)

1-800-201-7165
(Voice)

1-800-735-2258
(TTY/HCO)

1-888-VCO-WORD
(1-888-826-9673)

1-877-258-9854
(Two-Line VCO)

1-877-243-2823
(Captioned Telephone Service)

1-877-735-5151
(ASCII)

1-800-785-5630
(Speech-to-Speech)

1-800-877-1264
(Spanish)

Telecommunications Access of Maryland (TAM) Customer Service: (Voice/TTY)
1-800-552-7724
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