DC Relay Services
District of Columbia Relay Services
In the District of Columbia, AT&T provides traditional relay services for Deaf, hard of hearing, and speech loss individuals who use a teletypewriter, or TTY, as a communications device. Services offered include TTY, Voice Carry-Over (VCO), Hearing Carry-Over (HCO), Speech-to-Speech (STS), and Spanish to Spanish relay. Thank you for visiting our website and please take the opportunity to browse our sites to learn more about our services. Relay for All.
How to connect
Dial 711 to use AT&T Relay in the District of Columbia or call one of the toll free numbers below:
Voice: 800-643-3769
TTY: 800-643-3768
ASCII: 800-898-0137
Speech to Speech: 800-898-0740
Spanish TTY: 800-546-7111
Spanish Voice: 800-546-5111
Customer Service
If you have suggestions, comments or concerns, feel free to contact us!
Voice: 800-682-8706
TTY: 800-682-8786
Email: rm-attcustomercare@att.com
Outreach
AT&T offers outreach services for the District of Columbia to educate the public about relay services. If you are not sure how relay works, we can help you understand what types of relay services works best for you. If you are an agency, business, school or individual who could benefit from training on how to use relay services, we also provide training, not limited to, one on one, classroom presentations, workshops, forums and educational presentations for your audience.
If you are interested in AT&T outreach services, please contact: Matt Myrick at mm9628@att.com
Additional Resources
Marketing Materials and References: Please email Matt Myrick at mm9628@att.com
Relay Etiquette http://relayservices.att.com/content/2/tty_relay_2.html
Frequently Asked Questions http://relayservices.att.com/content/3/TTY_FAQs.html
Step by Step Instructions http://relayservices.att.com/content/3/TTY_Step_by_Step_Instructions.html
District of Columbia Public Service Commission http://www.dcpsc.org/
Gallaudet University http://www.gallaudet.edu
Hearing Loss Association of America http://www.hearingloss.org
Federal Communications Commission http://transition.fcc.gov/cgb/dro/trs.html
