Accessibility at JCPL

Resources for Accessibility

• What resources does the Library have for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing?

  American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation is available for any JCPL program or event, including Story Time. We make every attempt to accommodate all requests but cannot guarantee those made with less than two weeks' notice. Please contact asl@jeffcolibrary.org to make this request. 

  Additionally, personal FM listening devices (function with or without hearing aids/cochlear implants) in meeting rooms at the Arvada, Belmar, Columbine, Evergreen, Golden, Lakewood and Standley Lake libraries. Please let staff know if you want to use one of these devices during a program.

  Our Assistive Technology and Digitization Workstations make web browsing and online reading more accessible for all users. The stations include software specifically designed for those who are blind/visually impaired, have difficulty typing, have dyslexia or other reading difficulties, and are deaf or hard of hearing.

• What resources does the Library have for the Blind and Visually Impaired?

  All locations have large print plugin keyboards and trackball mice available by request.

  Magnifier and Narrator screen magnification software is available on all public computers at all full-service locations.

  We have a collection of large print books and audiobooks on disc or downloadable for all ages.

  Colorado Talking Book Library, provides audio, braille and large print books. We can assist with submitting applications to this library.

  Our Assistive Technology and Digitization Workstations make web browsing and online reading more accessible for all users. The stations include software specifically designed for those who are blind/visually impaired; have difficulty typing; have dyslexia or other reading difficulties; and who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.

• Are your buildings accessible?

  All locations are ADA compliant in design and architecture, including parking, public computer desks and walkways.

  Patrons can request Trackball Mouse available at all full-service locations.

  Our Assistive Technology and Digitization Workstations makes web browsing and online reading more accessible for all users. The stations include software specifically designed for those who are blind/visually impaired; have difficulty typing; have dyslexia or other reading difficulties; and who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.

• What services can I request for Accessibility?

  Book A Librarian appointments are available for help finding information and using technology, done one-on-one at all locations.