Taskforce to weigh in on Greeley municipal broadband
GREELEY — Greeley’s Broadband Task Force is expected to come out in support of establishing a public-private partnership to develop municipal high-speed internet service, according to an agenda for Greeley’s City Council meeting Tuesday night.
The taskforce, made up of city business leaders, residents, health-care providers and educators, has been meeting since May 2019 and is set to present its findings and recommendations. An investment in building a completely city-owned network is not among the group’s recommendations.
The group’s members listed the creation of a public-private partnership to develop the broadband network as…
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