Barkhamsted, CT explores the feasibility of a municipally-owned open access fiber-optic network

Barkhamsted, CT feasibility open access fiber-optic network

Planning

The town of Barkhamsted is exploring the benefits and feasibility of a municipally-owned, fiber-optic network that would supply all residents and businesses with access to high-speed Internet. The goal of the Barkhamsted broadband initiative is to educate residents and businesses about the opportunity for the town to build an open access network that would provide a choice for reliable, high-speed fiber internet. Residents are being surveyed to gauge their current internet service levels.

Surveys Digital Services Networking: Broadband and Connectivity Fiber / Fiber Expansion Digital Divide

Barkhamsted, CT

Township in Connecticut

United States

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Broadband Survey

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Barkhamsted, Conn., Explores Feasibility of Town-Owned Network

Officials in the town are weighing the benefits of a fiber-optic network that would supply all residents and businesses with access to high-speed Internet. Residents will be surveyed to gauge their current service levels.

Barkhamsted mulls feasibility of having its own fiber optic network

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