What is the Kansas Relay Service?
– The Kansas Relay Center provides a service which makes it easier for speech and /or hearing impaired Kansans to communicate with hearing persons. The Kansas Relay Center is staffed by specially trained operators 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Operators will relay conversations between hearing/speech impaired customers using special equipment and customers using regular telephones. Kansas Relay Service, Inc. (KRSI), a nonprofit corporation, serves as administrator for the Kansas Relay Center. Operation of the Kansas Relay Center is funded by all Kansas telecommunications companies. How does it work? – Kansans with hearing and/or speech impairments communicate with a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD), a combination telephone/typewriter which enable the individual to type out his or her portion of the conversation Kansans without hearing or speech impairments can us a regular telephone to access the Kansas Relay Center, which can connect them with customers who must use T
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