http://www.ftri.org
Winter 2010
Winter 2010
Winter 2010
Winter 2010
Winter 2010
Winter 2010
Become a Friend of FTRI
through Facebook
FTRI is now a member of Facebook and invites you to
become a “friend”. Facebook is one of the largest, free
social networking website and in less than nine months
has added over 100 million users. It’s a fact that one of
the fastest growing groups of Facebook users is the 55-65
year old women! Interesting enough, if Facebook were a
country it would be the world’s 4th largest country.*
If you already have a Facebook account you
can easily find us by searching for FTRI. If
you do not have a Facebook account you can
create one by going to our website www.ftri.
org and click on the Facebook link on the bottom of the
homepage. This will take you to our Facebook page and
you can click on the Sign Up link. The FTRI Facebook
page includes a list of our Regional Distribution Centers
located throughout the state, pictures of past events, as
well as a list of future events that FTRI staff will be
attending.
Facebook allows FTRI to expand its networking horizon
by communicating its services and activities with millions
of people in a cost efficient way. Please visit Facebook
and become a “friend” of FTRI today.
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIFYPQjYhv8
FTRI also has a Blogger site.
Blogger is a web log tool that
enables companies and individuals to post text, photos,
and videos on the internet. FTRI has found this site to be
another opportunity to communicate its services using the
internet. FTRI plans to post helpful information, polls,
troubleshooting, videos and more using Blogger. FTRI
looks forward to using this social media networking tool
as a means to reach out to more people in our community
and beyond.
Florida Relay News
N-1-1 Calls
As you know, you can dial 7-1-1 to reach a Relay Operator
to place relay calls. However, did you know that you can
also dial 7-1-1 for other types of “N-1-1” calls such as:
211 (community information)
311 (local government information and services—
available in 5 counties)
411 (local and long-distance directory services)
511 (travel and transportation information)
811 (buried utility lines)
911 (most areas the Relay user can dial directly)
For example, suppose you want to know about road
closures before you travel within Florida. Instructions are
as follows:
Before dialing 711, a Relay user needs to know
the county from which they are calling or to
which they are traveling.
After the Operator connects the Relay user to the
511 system, the Operator types what is heard.
The Relay user would request information from
511 following the same call method as other 511
callers.
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