With the ability to provide open access at the local, regional, and statewide levels, community colleges are proving that they are truly the people's college. By revising existing programs in a short period of time to meet the needs of 28 million deaf and hearing impaired Americans, they are again proving that they can provide qualified graduates for new jobs demanded by the work force. This brief article describes a court reporting program at the West Kentucky Community and Technical College that has made the necessary revisions to take it to the level of being able to incorporate the Captioning and Communication Access Realtime Translation Program (CART) into their program.