Every low level lanyard job person in DC: please don’t wear a campaign button in my house, someone could see it and I might get in trouble
SCOTUS: first you take a loan from someone with business before the court and then you just don’t pay it back. Did you see my insurrection flag.
True story, I watched a friend / anonymous Dept of (Redacted) civil servant refuse to eat from a buffet because it wasn't made clear who had paid for the food at the event.
If you can get a few relatively wealthy/ locally politically connected folks, a few tech folks, and someone that can write grants to commit time it’s totally feasible.
I’m not sure! Vermont has done a pretty good job of building it out, as has Whip City Fiber in Mass. my town is doing it a little differently, with mostly wireless transmission to the premises.
I think it’s “get the ball rolling and hold the momentum” more than a playbook
Felt I should ask. I've seen municipal broadband be regulated to death in some areas by comcast and the like. You also hear about occasional small FTTH startups done by techies/communities.
A competing company here in South Florida is Hotwire Communications. A buddy bought a house in Delray Beach served by Hotwire and he loves them. Check if they're in your area.
