Send letter urging FCC to require Comcast to expand Internet Essentials program
In Plain English
Internet Essentials offers discounted internet service to low-income households through Comcast. The city wants federal regulators to force Comcast to extend the program and sign up more residents. If approved, Richmond's mayor sends an official letter to the FCC supporting stronger requirements for affordable internet access.
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