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Carney authorizes up to five free CentraNet backup internet accounts, may consider full migration
Summary
Council approved establishing up to five free CentraNet internet accounts as backups and agreed to consider moving all town internet services to CentraNet in the future if satisfied with performance; the motion passed unanimously.
The Town of Carney Council authorized the establishment of up to five free internet accounts with CentraNet to serve as backup service and agreed to discuss a possible migration of all town internet services to the provider in the future. The motion, moved by Mayor Darrel Gibbs and seconded by Jason Hubach, passed unanimously at the Aug. 8 meeting.
The minutes record that the accounts will serve as a backup and that a future decision about full migration to CentraNet will depend on satisfaction with service. No dollar figures, contract terms, or transition timeline are recorded in the minutes.
