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Optimum responds to claims a new plan would cut internet speeds

Optimum responds to claims a new plan would cut internet speeds News 12 Staff Updated on: Jul 01, 2021, 9:43pm Optimum has responded to claims from local lawmakers who are saying the company will soon put a new plan into place that would cut internet speeds. Lawmakers held a news conference in Hartford Thursday, speaking out against a plan they say would impact some families and businesses who are still relying on telecommuting and internet access to stay safe and connected. Attorney General William Tong is calling on the company to stop the decision or delay it until the pandemic is over. Altice

Optimum responds to claims a new plan would cut internet speeds

Optimum responds to claims a new plan would cut internet speeds

Investment in electric grid infrastructure is critical to economic progress

Investment in electric grid infrastructure is critical to economic progress How public dollars can upgrade broadband and the grid at the same time As the country enters a new era, it finds itself behind in the infrastructure that will shape its future: broadband and the electric grid. A lack of investment in the wires and cables we take for granted threatens our economic growth. Fortunately, we can maximize the impact of public dollars through coordinated upgrades of our electric system and broadband infrastructure. Our electric grid is inadequate for increasing amounts of renewable energy and our broadband infrastructure is overcome by the number of us who depend upon it for physical and economic survival.

LIBRARY PROJECTS

The town of Southbury has finished improvements to the Southbury Public Library that facilitate safe and accessible use of the library and included installing a major improvement to the HVAC system that increases protection of the public and staff from Covid-19. The project was funded by a $34,133 state grant, part of the Everybody Learns Initiative. The library now has acrylic barriers on study tables that allow visitors to sit safely and has installed shields between computer stations.