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Resident says 10–20 Weston homes lack broadband; board calls town low priority for expansion

Town of Weston Selectboard · September 9, 2025
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Summary

During public comment, Ben Mattheis said "an estimated 10-20 homes lack connectivity" in Weston and asked about solutions; the Selectboard said the town is a low priority for broadband expansion and noted satellite as an interim option.

Ben Mattheis raised broadband access concerns during public comment, saying "an estimated 10-20 homes lack connectivity" in Weston and asking whether state assistance or resident contributions could remedy the gap. The Selectboard responded that, given Weston's small population, the town is considered a low priority for expansion programs.

Board members and attendees discussed interim options; the Selectboard said satellite internet was available but described it as unreliable. Mattheis concluded that securing widespread broadband would likely require state or federal intervention or targeted grant funding.