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We’re marking International Week of Deaf People, a period when we reaffirm our commitment to creating a society that has a greater understanding of people who are D/deaf.
We want to remind our D/deaf communities that our Force Control Room offers the SignLive facility for users of British Sign Language (BSL) when they wish to report a non-emergency crime or a local issue.
You can use Sign Live to contact Cleveland Police when it’s not an emergency. The free service connects callers to a qualified online BSL interpreter who relays the conversation between the caller and Cleveland Police helping them report a crime or incident in an accessible way.
It’s used like the 101 non-emergency telephone number, to report crimes or incidents which have happened in the past, or for providing information to the police about issues affecting communities.
You can learn more about Sign Live here: Cleveland Police make service more accessible for deaf community | Cleveland Police
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