Four Front Range communities to collaborate on broadband project
NORTHERN COLORADO — Four Front Range communities are joining forces to provide high-speed internet to their residents. Berthoud, Mead, Milliken and Johnstown will work together to bring broadband internet into their towns.
The four communities are working together to appeal to broadband providers. While individual small and rural towns may struggle to receive high-quality broadband, the united front is intended to bring in more potential providers.
Several other Front Range communities, including Loveland, Fort Collins and Longmont, have chosen a different path by creating public utilities to deliver broadband.
“None of us are really in a position to upfront that cost,” said Walt…
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