It city council meeting rooms, ditto school board and county meeting rooms…public meeting rooms in libraries….inside airplanes…buses….movie theaters…airports and airport trams/trains…are just a few key places.
Thanks Doug for visiting my site!
We would love to see loops in ALL these places! Though I’ve lived in the area for over 25 years, yesterday was the first time I visited the Municipal Tower! Would you be able to suggest specific buildings and meeting rooms ? For instance, Seattle library is on our list, would there be any room or group of rooms you’d suggest?
Laura, thank you for visiting “Let’s Loop Seattle! If you click onto the header, Loops Around the Sound, there is a map. If you click on view larger map, there is a printed list. As you can see we are just getting started in in downtown Seattle! What place or facility would you like to see looped?
Cheri
Loops should be pretty much everywhere. Every grocery store should have a couple looped checkouts so people can hear the clerk through the noise. Pharmacy windows should be looped so people can be given instructions on medicine without everyone in the store hearing the pharmacist speaking loud enough to be heard. Movie and all ticket windows need loops. They are hard enough to hear with good ears and impossible with challenged ones. Any facility with a counter where people have to communicate through the noise clutter needs a loop. When it comes to any public gathering place that uses a microphone, it needs a loop. It’s so sad how far behind Europe we are on this. Funny how there are standards on the slope of a wheelchair ramp but not for assistive listening systems. As society ages and the hard of hearing community grows, loops just need to be everywhere people need to hear. I was just up to a senior center where people can’t hear in a classroom. It needs a loop. Don’t forget that bingo hall!!!!
Let’s loop Seattle, or at least every place in it.
Spencer, HLNW
It city council meeting rooms, ditto school board and county meeting rooms…public meeting rooms in libraries….inside airplanes…buses….movie theaters…airports and airport trams/trains…are just a few key places.
Thanks Doug for visiting my site!
We would love to see loops in ALL these places! Though I’ve lived in the area for over 25 years, yesterday was the first time I visited the Municipal Tower! Would you be able to suggest specific buildings and meeting rooms ? For instance, Seattle library is on our list, would there be any room or group of rooms you’d suggest?
Hello! Is there a current listing of where hearing aid loops are available in the Seattle area?
Have you requested for hearing aid loops in the places you recommended?
Laura, thank you for visiting “Let’s Loop Seattle! If you click onto the header, Loops Around the Sound, there is a map. If you click on view larger map, there is a printed list. As you can see we are just getting started in in downtown Seattle! What place or facility would you like to see looped?
Cheri
Loops should be pretty much everywhere. Every grocery store should have a couple looped checkouts so people can hear the clerk through the noise. Pharmacy windows should be looped so people can be given instructions on medicine without everyone in the store hearing the pharmacist speaking loud enough to be heard. Movie and all ticket windows need loops. They are hard enough to hear with good ears and impossible with challenged ones. Any facility with a counter where people have to communicate through the noise clutter needs a loop. When it comes to any public gathering place that uses a microphone, it needs a loop. It’s so sad how far behind Europe we are on this. Funny how there are standards on the slope of a wheelchair ramp but not for assistive listening systems. As society ages and the hard of hearing community grows, loops just need to be everywhere people need to hear. I was just up to a senior center where people can’t hear in a classroom. It needs a loop. Don’t forget that bingo hall!!!!
Let’s loop Seattle, or at least every place in it.
Spencer, HLNW