Municipal Broadband
Residents call the town office about internet, not the provider. Closing a coverage gap does not require your municipality to become an internet company — it requires a partner that already operates a network in your county and has since 2002.
What the municipality brings
- Access to public assets — rooftops, water towers and existing poles
- Local knowledge of which roads and hollows are actually unserved
- Right-of-way and permitting
- A public commitment residents can see and hold you to
What Hudson Valley Wireless brings
- Network design and RF engineering
- Installation by our own technicians, not subcontractors
- Day-to-day operation, monitoring and support
- Billing and customer service, so the town office is not the help desk
- An existing regional network to connect your build into
Why a wireless build finishes
A wireless network goes up in months rather than seasons, and it grows one segment at a time as budget allows. There is no requirement to trench every road before the first household is connected, which is what turns a broadband plan into a decade-long project that never quite starts.