A retired police-department audio worker reports persistent vibration sensations and sound sensitivity at…

HHS public comment #2875 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-14

#1A retired police-department audio worker reports persistent vibration sensations and sound sensitivity at…by Ann Marie Kelly » 2026-10-14
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A retired police-department audio worker reports persistent vibration sensations and sound sensitivity attributed to workplace equipment and a nearby tower, with improvement after retirement.

  • Occupational exposure: the years with advanced technology and working daily on radio recording equipment left me feeling a constant vib
  • Towers & siting: uipment as well as the proximity of the tower to the building and my office has impacted me beyond belief
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: t vibration in my body. I am extremely sensitive to most sounds including the “hissing” sound of having the tv on. I reti

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Hello. I worked for the Boston Police dept for 35 years. 38 of which I was in charge of preparing audio tapes/ CD’s for investigations and court process

Over the years with advanced technology and working daily on radio recording equipment left me feeling a constant vibration in my body. I am extremely sensitive to most sounds including the “hissing” sound of having the tv on. I retired 1/3/25 and things are much better for me but the EMF from being around this equipment as well as the proximity of the tower to the building and my office has impacted me beyond belief. I could be sitting having a cup of tea no issues and feel the vibration and audio sound at any time. So glad that you are researching this. I thought I was losing my mind at one point. This is a true effect. Thank You !

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