Local government
Cities, towns, and county offices issuing public notices and official communications.
HBA translates public communications into spoken Diné (Navajo) and Hopi — so the people who need to hear them, do.
We turn public notices, announcements, and official communications into clear, spoken Diné and Hopi, recorded by native-speaker translators. You send the message — we deliver audio your community can actually understand.
Delivered broadcast-ready — MP3 or WAV, sized for radio, robocall, social, or in-person playback.
Written translation doesn't reach everyone. Voice does.
Diné and Hopi are living, spoken languages — carried for generations in the voice, not on the page. A printed notice often never reaches the speakers it was meant for. Audio meets people where they already are, and it's the medium that satisfies spoken-language access requirements under the Voting Rights Act (§203) for covered jurisdictions like Navajo County.
Cities, towns, and county offices issuing public notices and official communications.
Utilities, health, and election offices with spoken-language access obligations.
Any group whose message has to cross the language line to land.
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