Wyoming Relay

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Wyoming Relay To utilize Wyoming Relay simply dial 7-1-1 to connect with the state relay provider.

Wyoming Relay is a service provided to all residents of Wyoming at no cost that connects individuals who are Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, DeafBlind and/or have a Speech Disability with users of standard telephones. Whether calling on a standard telephone or a text telephone (TTY, a special phone with a typewriter-style keyboard), relay makes communication simple, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Once dialed the caller will be connected to a specially trained operator known as a Communications Assistant (CA). The CA acts as an impartial, two-way "relay" in the conversation reading messages typed on the TTY to the hearing person while typing responses on the TTY back to the deaf caller. Using relay is easy and offers accessible phone options to residents of Wyoming with hearing loss. Friends, family, business associates and services are just a phone call way.

Every voice matters, and together we can build more inclusive communities where everyone has the opportunity to connect,...
10/15/2026

Every voice matters, and together we can build more inclusive communities where everyone has the opportunity to connect, participate, and thrive. At Wyoming Relay, accessibility is the foundation of everything we do. We are proud to support individuals living with cerebral palsy who may experience speech disabilities through a variety of no-cost telecommunications services, including:



📞 Speech-to-Speech (STS)
💻 IP Relay
⌨️ Hearing Carry Over (HCO)
🎥 Relay Conference Captioning (RCC)



These services help ensure that people with speech disabilities can communicate confidently, access essential services, maintain employment, connect with loved ones, and participate fully in everyday life.



To learn more about Wyoming Relay services and how we can support you visit https://www.wyomingrelay.com/speech-disablility

ID: [An illustration of two women out for a walk in a park. One woman is in a wheelchair. The Wyoming Relay logo is in the top right. "We are proud to support individuals living with cerebral palsy through a variety of no-cost telecommunications services, including: IP Relay, Speech-to-Speech, Hearing Carry-Over, Relay Conference Captioning. Learn more on wyomingrelay.com."]

This October, we're proud to recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) and this year's theme, "Ce...
10/14/2026

This October, we're proud to recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) and this year's theme, "Celebrating Value and Talent." NDEAM honors the skills, achievements, and contributions that people with disabilities bring to America's workplaces, communities, and economy every day.

Looking for a meaningful way to celebrate NDEAM at your organization? Start by helping your entire staff learn how to communicate effectively and inclusively with people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind, and/or have speech disabilities.

Schedule a no-cost relay services presentation with one of our outreach specialists and empower your team with practical knowledge that can help create a more inclusive workplace. Website

ID: [“4 Ways to promote inclusion through relay services education: 1- Ensure customer-facing staff know how to recognize and handle relay calls. 2- Educate hiring managers about accessible communication options during recruitment and interviews. 3- Include relay services information in employee onboarding and diversity training programs. 4- Use Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) to make conference calls, video meetings and webinars with your staff more accessible.]

Q: How much does it cost to use RCC? A: Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) is available to use at no cost to anyone who l...
10/13/2026

Q: How much does it cost to use RCC?

A: Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) is available to use at no cost to anyone who lives or works in Wyoming.

ID: [An illustration of a smiling man. “RCC FAQ. How much does it cost to use RCC? Answer: Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) is available to use at no cost by anyone who lives or works in Wyoming.” The Wyoming Relay logo. wyomingrelay.com/rcc]

IP Relay permite a las personas sordas, sordociegas, que tienen dificultad para oír o discapacidad del habla, hacer o re...
10/09/2026

IP Relay permite a las personas sordas, sordociegas, que tienen dificultad para oír o discapacidad del habla, hacer o recibir llamadas usando un conexión de internet, una computadora, una tableta o un teléfono inteligente. Simplemente escribe al operador lo que deseas decir, luego el operador retransmite el mensaje a la persona que llamaste y te escribe su respuesta.

Descripción de la imagen: [El logotipo de Wyoming Relay. IP Relay permite a las personas sordas, sordociegas, que tienen dificultad para oír o discapacidad del habla, hacer o recibir llamadas usando un conexión de internet, una computadora, una tableta o un teléfono inteligente.”]

10/07/2026

From closing the deal at noon to coordinating soccer practice at two. IP Relay is built to keep up with you! Learn more on wyomingrelay.com/ip-relay

Video Description: [A man with brown hard wearing a suit and tie uses IP Relay on his cellphone. “From closing the deal at noon to coordinating soccer practice at two. IP Relay is built to keep up with you! Relay calls are only an app away!” The Wyoming Relay logo and wyomingrelay.com.”]

Q: Do I need to download a program to use RCC? A: No, you do not! Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) can be accessed on a...
10/05/2026

Q: Do I need to download a program to use RCC?

A: No, you do not! Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) can be accessed on any web browser via the link sent in your RCC confirmation email.

ID: [An illustration of a man with short brown hair. “RCC FAQ. Do I need to download a program to use RCC? No, you do not! Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) can be accessed on any web browser via the link sent in your RCC confirmation email.” The Wyoming Relay logo. wyomingrelay.com/rcc]

Andy, who stutters, shared that before using Speech-to-Speech, he often worried about how people on the other end of the...
10/01/2026

Andy, who stutters, shared that before using Speech-to-Speech, he often worried about how people on the other end of the phone might react. Since discovering the service, that has changed. “I make all my phone calls independently now,” he said.

Andy’s comment came from his real experience using Speech-to-Speech and navigating phone calls in everyday life.

To learn more about Speech-to-Speech visit wyomingrelay.com/sts

ID: [Andy, a man with short grey hair wearing a blue plaid shirt talks on the phone from an office. “I make all my phone calls independently now,” he said.,” - Andy, an STS User.]

Starting a VCO call is a snap! Just dial 711 on your VCO phone or TTY and the Communications Assistant will answer to g...
09/29/2026

Starting a VCO call is a snap! Just dial 711 on your VCO phone or TTY and the Communications Assistant will answer to get you connected!

Learn more on wyomingrelay.com/vco

ID: [Text on playful circles with a grid behind them. “Starting a VCO call is snap! Just dial 711 on your VCO phone or TTY and the Communications Assistant will answer to get you connected!” The Wyoming Relay logo is in the top right.]

Today's Topic: 75 Years of Human Rights🤟🌍 “In 1951, the World Federation of the Deaf was founded on a belief that deaf...
09/27/2026

Today's Topic: 75 Years of Human Rights🤟🌍

“In 1951, the World Federation of the Deaf was founded on a belief that deaf people everywhere should enjoy full human rights. Seventy-five years on, that founding commitment is inseparable from the work of our 138 national member organizations, the CRPD and its recognition of national sign languages and deaf culture in all areas of life. The work continues. Deaf people’s rights are human rights.”

Source: https://wfdeaf.org/international-week-of-deaf-people-2026/

ID: [“International week of Deaf people. 75 years of human rights.” The Wyoming Relay logo. “Sunday, September 27.”]

Today we are celebrating World Deaf Day and the power of accessible communication! Wyoming Relay is proud to support the...
09/27/2026

Today we are celebrating World Deaf Day and the power of accessible communication! Wyoming Relay is proud to support the Deaf community with reliable relay services that help bridge conversations and build connections. 💙🤟



ID: [A colorful illustration of a man and woman signing “ILY” to each other while surrounded by 70’s toned rainbows. “World Deaf Day.” The Wyoming Relay logo is in the top right corner of the image.]

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Casper, WY
82601

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