Charter/Spectrum presents low‑cost plans and urges permitting coordination to speed builds
Charter’s government‑affairs VP said Spectrum offers two income‑qualified options (Spectrum Internet Assist $25/month; Spectrum Internet Advantage $50/month), described recent Texas investments and asked for better city‑provider permitting coordination; he agreed to follow up with service‑area footprint details for Austin.
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Ned Muñoz, vice president for government affairs at Charter Communications (Spectrum), told the Austin Technology Commission that Spectrum offers two income‑qualified plans and has continued large network investments in Texas.
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