Our library locations welcome you back inside! Curbside services are still available. Learn more by calling (719) 531-6333 or visiting ppld.org/COVID-19.
Pikes Peak Library District welcomes the opportunity to serve people of all abilities. Please refer to the ADA tab for a Reasonable Accommodation request form, call (719) 531-6333, x6077 or email dmassie@ppld.org.
Mobility scooters and wheelchairs are available at the East, Library 21c, and Penrose locations. Please ask staff for assistance.
Sign Language Interpreters/FM Listening System
Please make arrangements for ASL interpreting or use of the FM listening system at least 7 days before library-sponsored programs or meetings by contacting dmassie@ppld.org. The FM system is an assistive listening device that can provide amplification for up to four users in study and meeting rooms.
Assistive Technology
Cheyenne Mountain Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- VRS-equipped laptop
East Library
Assistive technology workstations with the following features:
Hardware
- Adjustable table and wrist rests
- Headphones and microphone
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- Speakers
- MagniSight CCTV: CCTV allows users to magnify and project text to a television screen.
- Reader Pen (available at staff desk): Compact digital pen scans and reads text aloud for people who have dyslexia, low vision, or those who speak English as a second language.
- Sorenson Video Relay Service: A videophone allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired to communicate using American Sign Language through video equipment. It replaces TTY or Text Telephone.
Software
- Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Voice recognition program. The user can control the computer by speaking to it.
- JAWS: Screen reader for blind and low vision users
- OpenBook and PEARL Camera: Text to speech conversion of print materials
- ZoomText: Magnifier software
Fountain Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- Reader Pen (available at staff desk): Compact digital pen scans and reads text aloud for people who have dyslexia, low vision, or those who speak English as a second language.
High Prairie Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- VRS-equipped laptop
Library 21c
Assistive technology workstation with the following features:
Hardware
- Adjustable table and wrist rests
- Headphones and microphone
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- Speakers
- Sorenson Video Relay Service: A videophone allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired to communicate using American Sign Language through video equipment. It replaces TTY or Text Telephone.
- Hearing Loop: The Venue provides a hearing loop to assist individuals with hearing loss. Switch device to T-Coil setting, or ask for portable receivers.
Software
- Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Voice recognition program. The user can control the computer by speaking to it.
- JAWS: Screen reader for blind and low vision users
- ZoomText: Magnifier software
Manitou Springs Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- VRS-equipped laptop
Monument Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- VRS-equipped laptop
Old Colorado City Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- VRS-equipped laptop
Palmer Lake Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
Penrose Library
Assistive technology workstations with the following features:
Hardware
- Adjustable table and wrist rests
- Headphones and microphone
- Large-print keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- Hearing Loop: The Columbine Meeting Room provides a hearing loop to assist individuals with hearing loss. Switch device to T-Coil setting, or ask for portable receivers.
- Reader Pen (available at staff desk): Compact digital pen scans and reads text aloud for people who have dyslexia, low vision, or those who speak English as a second language.
- Sorenson Video Relay Service: A videophone allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired to communicate using American Sign Language through video equipment. It replaces TTY or Text Telephone.
- UbiDuo: This device facilitates communication between users who are deaf, hard of hearing or unable to speak.
Software
- Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Voice recognition program. The user can control the computer by speaking to it.
- JAWS: Screen reader for blind and low vision users
- OpenBook and PEARL Camera: Text to speech conversion of print materials
- ZoomText: Magnifier software
Rockrimmon Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
Ruth Holley Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- VRS-equipped laptop
Sand Creek Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
- VRS-equipped laptop
Ute Pass Library
- Large-type keyboard
- Magnifying glass
- Track ball mouse
Questions?
Contact us by email or call (719) 531-6333, x6077