Accessibility

What we do

• A new incident rings like a call: an alarm on the phone's alarm volume and a full-screen alert. If the sound can't play, the phone vibrates instead.
• Text follows the phone's font size setting.
• We check new and updated screens for buttons that are large enough to tap, strong color contrast, and labels that screen readers such as TalkBack can read.
• An incident's status and priority are written out, not shown by color alone.
• Documents like this one use headings that screen readers can jump between.

What may still be hard to use

• If the alarm volume is down, the ring is silent. If you can't hear it, keep the phone where you can see the full-screen alert.
• Maps and routes are hard to use with a screen reader. The address, landmark and Call buttons work without the map.
• Some older screens haven't been fully checked yet. We are working through them.

Tell us about a problem

If something is hard to use, call MDRRMO Rosales at #2441. Tell us which screen it was and what happened.

We are guided by the Magna Carta for Persons with Disability (Republic Act No. 7277, as amended).