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CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities | 2018-04-11 | 12 | stay? Do you have a source of income?" All these different things that you need to know, and then guide you to people that can help you. So it's a wonderful resource, and I wish everyone knew about it. Any questions? Jenn Barrett: If you're calling on a cellphone that's in another area, but you're physically in the area that you want assistance, it'll work? Laurie Kozisek: Generally the cell tower you are closest to is where it will go. So, sometimes if you're right on the border in the Oakland hills, you will end up in the wrong one. And in that case, whoever you get to will say, I'll get a call from someone who lives in Brentwood but is working in Oakland, and she calls on her lunch break and says, "I need some services in Brentwood." But she gets to the 211 in Alameda County, so they switch her over to me in Contra Costa County and do their live transfer, or you just give them the backdoor number. Jenn Barrett: Great, thank you. 04/11/18 Page 12 of 18 | CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities/2018-04-11.pdf |