Adopt 2 resolutions supporting internet speed improvements and utility worker safety
In Plain English
The Communications Workers Association asked the city to endorse 2 policy positions. One supports the Speed Matters Initiative, which pushes for faster internet access nationwide. The other backs safety measures to protect both residents and utility workers during home visits for repairs or inspections.
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Votes
Adopted Resolution No. 10-08, Speed Initiative; Resolution No. 11-08, Public Safety and Municipal Right of Way; and Resolution No. 12-08, Public Safety utility work in residential settings
9 to 0
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