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Selectboard backs letter supporting $228 million state broadband funding; about 48 miles planned for Williamstown
Summary
Williamstown Selectboard voted to support a CV Fiber request for a state broadband funding allocation of $228 million; CV Fiber says roughly 48 miles of fiber would be installed in Williamstown. The board directed a letter of support and the group will supply an address list.
The Williamstown Selectboard voted April 14 to provide a letter of support for a statewide broadband funding allocation after a presentation from CV Fiber.
Ted Barnett of CV Fiber requested the board's endorsement for the state's $228 million broadband funding and said the project would include "approximately 48 miles to be installed in Williamstown." Clayton Woodworth moved to support the request and Cote Griggs seconded; the motion was recorded as carried.
The minutes record that Barnett said CV Fiber will assemble an address list showing where work will take place. The board did not record additional conditions in the minutes; the letter of support will be prepared consistent with the board's motion.
