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| | | | | | Library Equal Access Program (LEAP)
The Library Equal Access Program (LEAP) helps make the Library a great resource for people with disabilities or special needs. The program offers special adaptive equipment at the Central Library and the Columbia Branch, items in accessible formats and Library services for people with special needs, including people who are:
Download the LEAP brochure for a summary of services  .
Get Help by email, chat, text message or phone, or call 206-615-1380(V/TTY) or use Sprint Relay Online.
The Library fully complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and provides accommodations on request for physical access, communications or other needs that ensure our services, activities and employment are available to people with disabilities. It also provides extended loan periods and paper notifications through its ADA Circulation Qualification program .
Accessibility at the Library
All Library locations are wheelchair accessible. The Central Library has an adaptive technology lab on Level 1 and underground parking. For more information, see:
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Mobile Library Services can bring the Library to you! If you live in Seattle and can't regularly visit a branch due to age, disability or an illness that keeps you at home for at least six months, Mobile Services can have Library items delivered to you. For more information, call Mobile Library Services at 206-386-4636 or email Ask a Librarian.
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offers services to people throughout the state who are blind, deaf/blind, visually impaired, physically disabled, and learning disabled.
