In June, the Everett City Council (MA) unanimously denied Verizon Wireless’s request to install two, 5G small cells. Last week, Verizon filed a two-count lawsuit against the City Council, citing
UPDATE On Monday, a key Assembly Committee approved SB 431 to provide backup power during public safety shutdowns. The shutdowns aim to minimize fire risks, and the backup power will
The FirstNet Public Safety Advocacy team for the East represents 19 states within a geographically diverse region, including: AL, D.C., DE, GA, FL, KY, MD, MS, NC, PA, NY, NJ,
Thanks to a $3.9 million state grant, the Natchez Trace Electric Power Association will be able to offer broadband to residents in the Webster County area. According to the Chickasaw
With the backing of the Sag Harbor, New York, Village Board, a Cell on Wheels, or COW is due to roll into temporary residence at WLNG-FM. After mounting concerns about
Since the mid-1990s, the City of Los Angeles has recognized that citywide coverage of wireless service is an important element to support smart city services. The city considers streetlights to
