Board to hear no‑cost Diamond Communications cell-coverage study before authorizing work
Supervisor Yearwood said Diamond Communications offered a no-cost deficiency study to map weak cell-service areas and propose tower sites; the Board requested a presentation and was told a formal authorization will follow at a regular meeting if the Board chooses to proceed.
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At the Jan. 14 meeting Supervisor Lorna Yearwood reported that Diamond Communications offered to perform a no-cost deficiency study to identify where cellular service is weak and recommend strategic tower locations. Yearwood said the firm provided materials from a similar project in Southampton, N.Y., and emphasized there is no cost or contractual obligation for the initial study.
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