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Turn On Captions: L.A. County Launches Campaign to Make Public Spaces More Accessible
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk Patricia Morgan , as published by County of Los Angeles - News
· October 1, 2026
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October 1, 2026 Media Contact: Tara Atrian (323) 610-9840 press@ad.lacounty.gov DEO Media Contact: Angela Herrera Perez press@opportunity.lacounty.gov Turn On Captions: L.A. County Launches Campaign to Make Public Spaces More Accessible Public education campaign supports new closed-captioning re...
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What is this story about? October 1, 2026 Media Contact: Tara Atrian (323) 610-9840 press@ad.lacounty.gov DEO Media Contact: Angela Herrera Perez press@opportunity.lacounty.gov Turn On Captions: L.A. County Launches Campaign to Make Public Spaces More Accessible Public education campaign supports new closed-captioning re...
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