Alamo recognized nationally for digital equity after free Wi‑Fi at park
Summary
The city announced it received the National Digital Equity Project of the Year award from NATOA for bringing free public Wi‑Fi to Alanis Villagomez Park, which officials said improves access for families, students and remote workers.
City officials announced July 7 that Alamo received the National Digital Equity Project of the Year award from the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) for the city’s 'Access to What Matters Most' initiative.
The mayor said Alamo earned the recognition by providing free public Wi‑Fi at Alanis Villagomez Park, an all‑inclusive park designed for residents of all abilities. Officials noted the benefit for parents who can work remotely, students completing homework, and visitors accessing online resources in a safe public space. The commission congratulated the communications team responsible for the project.
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