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Because high speed internet access is not available everywhere in Vermont, several video relay public work stations have been set up across the state to allow users to make video relay calls. All calls are FREE.
Video relay allows a deaf or hard of hearing caller to use American Sign Language (ASL) with a relay operator, who in turn speaks for the caller to a hearing person, and vice versa. The advantage of using video relay is that a caller can communicate in his or her native language. Public work stations can be found at the following locations: Brattleboro
Austine School for the Deaf
1-888-254-3323 (V/TTY)
60 Austine Drive, Brattleboro
Burlington
University of Vermont
ACCESS Lab - Living and Learning Ctr
85 S. Prospect
Williston
VT Center for the Deaf and HH
802-879-4787 (V/TTY)
147 Knight Lane, Williston
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