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Board flags unreliable Wi‑Fi at Copes Corner Park as reason some seasonal campers may leave

Town of Butternuts · July 26, 2026
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Summary

Council Member Teresa Winchester told the Town of Butternuts board that unreliable Wi‑Fi at Copes Corner Park is prompting some seasonal campers to consider not returning; the board said it will explore options to improve Internet access.

Council Member Teresa Winchester told the board that the biggest issue at Copes Corner Park is a lack of reliable Wi‑Fi or Internet access and that problem is prompting some seasonal campers to consider not returning next year. The board recorded the concern during an emergency meeting and agreed to look into options to improve service.

The minutes note the operational concern in the context of caretaker staffing changes: current caretakers Christopher and Amanda Jones resigned effective Aug. 1, 2026, and the board authorized a contract for Tracy and Dawn Armstrong to take over primary caretaker duties. "Terry mentioned that the biggest issue at the park currently is the lack of reliable Wi‑Fi/Internet access. It is causing some current seasonal campers to consider not returning next year," the minutes state. No formal plan, cost estimate or vendor was recorded; the board instructed staff to explore possible fixes.