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Mosier sends letter supporting QLine BEAD broadband expansion to reach underserved areas
Summary
Mosier City Council approved a letter to the BEAD Program Funding Review Committee backing QLife's expansion to bring fiber to rural addresses not already served by Mosier WiNet; Mayor Anderson said 95% of the city already has fiber service.
The Mosier City Council voted to approve a letter of support for QLife’s BEAD Program application to expand fiber broadband to rural addresses not covered by local provider Mosier WiNet. Mayor Witt Anderson said the program targets areas that lack service and clarified that “95% of the city has access to fiber internet which is provided by Mosier WiNet,” noting the QLife effort is not intended to replace existing local coverage.
City Manager Andrea Rogers presented the letter request and councilors expressed support for extending coverage to unserved addresses. The council’s action was unanimous; no opposition was recorded during the discussion.
