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More high-speed internet access is never a bad thing for Gilman

More high-speed internet access is never a bad thing for Gilman
Jeremy Carolofi, network engineer with Country Wireless, spoke to the Gilman Village Board, Jan. 14, about a lease agreement, to install four transmitters on the water tower, to bring more high-speed internet options to the area. In return, the company can pay for the electric used by the transmitters, a flat rate or give in-kind service to the village, for several sites, such as at the sewer plant and park. GINNA YOUNG/THE STAR NEWS
More high-speed internet access is never a bad thing for Gilman
Jeremy Carolofi, network engineer with Country Wireless, spoke to the Gilman Village Board, Jan. 14, about a lease agreement, to install four transmitters on the water tower, to bring more high-speed internet options to the area. In return, the company can pay for the electric used by the transmitters, a flat rate or give in-kind service to the village, for several sites, such as at the sewer plant and park. GINNA YOUNG/THE STAR NEWS

Everyone can agree, that Gilman can only benefit from increased high-speed internet services, which is why the village board is hammering out details of a potential contract with Country Wireless, ...

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