Commissioners To Allow A New York City Company Use Of The County 911 Center As A Tech Hub To Take On Comcast Internet

Jun 8, 2017

gonetspeed — Commissioners Tony Amadio, Sandie Egley, Dan Camp, and County Solicitor Garen Fedeles / file photo by John Paul

The Beaver County Board of Commissioners has tentatively approved a proposal allowing an internet service company from New York City to use the County 911 Center as a tech hub to compete against Comcast’s Xfinity and other existing internet providers in the region. County Chief Technology Officer Kevin Tusick told the Commissioners during their weekly…

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Commissioners To Allow A New York City Company Use Of The County 911 Center As A Tech Hub To Take On Comcast Internet

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