California State Assembly

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Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communicationor a modification of policies or procedures to participate in a programserviceor activity of the California State Assemblyshould contact the ADA coordinator as soon as possible but no later than three (3) business days before an event. Later requests will be considered and accommodated to the extent feasible.

E-mail: [email protected]
Address: Assembly Committee on Rules 1021 O StreetSuite 6250SacramentoCA 95814
Phone: (916) 319-2800

Sign Language Interpreter

To make arrangements for a sign language interpreterplease contact Kelli Adams at (916) 319-2800Liz Foster or Lynda Roper at (916) 319-3702as far in advance as possible (preferably 72 hours or more)and have the following information ready: Name of person requesting assistance.

Bill or bills of interest. Date of committee hearing. Approximate time the bill or bills will be heard. Room the committee will be held in. Whether the hearing impaired individual will be testifying. Whether a preparatory meeting between the hearing impaired individual and legislative staff or the Member will be necessary prior to the committee hearing.

Assistive Listening Device

In order to make arrangements for the use of an Assistive Listening Device in the State Capitolplease contact the Committee Coordinator at (916) 319-2879. An Assistive Listening Device helps overcome background noise and poor building acousticswhich can make listening difficult for hearing impaired individuals.

California Relay Service

The California Relay Service (CRS) enables individuals with hearing disabilities to communicate by telephone through the use of a teletypewriter (TTY) and a communication assistant (CA). The hearing impaired caller types a message to the CA and the CA reads the message to the recipient. In turnthe recipient speaks to the CA who types the message to the hearing impaired caller.

If you wish to use the California Relay Serviceplease dial 711.

Conference Calls

A conference call is one way to conduct a meeting with a person who may not have the ability to come to your office. We often think of this for individuals who live far awaybut it can also be used to assist individuals with physical disabilities for whom transportation and travel are a challenge.

If you have questions regarding the Americans with Disabilities Actor the information provided in this memoplease contact Liz FosterAssembly Rules Committee at (916) 319-3702.

Use the following link to obtain information about the State Capitol Building, Capitol Building.

The State Capitol is a functioning public office building and California State Park museum.  Use of the Capitol building for special events is managed by the Joint Rules Committee.  The public may request use of the building through their legislative representative.  Click on the following link for additional information on Hosting an Event in the Capitol.

Use the following link to obtain information concerning the Legislative Open Records Act, LORA.

The State Capitol building has Wi-Fi capabilities.  Simply scan for available Wi-Fi networks and find "CapitolPublic".  You will be taken to a WiFi Network login screen.  Review the disclaimer and click proceed.

You may contact your legislative representative to ask for assistance in obtaining services from or responding to a state agency.