Support for Hearing Impaired Sample Clauses

Support for Hearing Impaired. The ITS shall be designed for use by the hearing impaired. Provisions for the deaf must comply with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Telephone Devices for the Deaf (TDD) regulations and standards. A minimum of two (2) TDD Inmate Telephone Instruments are required at each Sheriff’s Department Custody and Detention Facility and a minimum of two (2) TDD Telephone Instruments are required at each of the Probation Department's three (3) juvenile halls and the Challenger Memorial Youth Center. Amplified Handsets may also be required in specific Sheriff’s Department Custody and Detention Facilities and Probation Department Detention and Camp Facilities. Those telephones shall be fitted with a volume control device, which allows the Inmate to increase or decrease the volume of the headset earpiece.
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