Monday, October 27th, 2008
Light the Fiber: UTOPIA Available in Tremonton
Good news for those that haven’t heard yet: UTOPIA service is now available in Tremonton. Both XMission and Nuvont are selling services and the word on the street is that the install fees are rock-bottom (under $60). If you’ve been waiting for UTOPIA in Tremonton, wait no more!
9 Comments » - Posted in Cheers, News, UTOPIA by Jesse
Friday, October 10th, 2008
Perry City Council to get UTOPIA Update on October 20
I got a note from a reader that the Perry City Council is expecting to receive an update from UTOPIA on their progress in the city during the city council meeting on October 20th at 7PM. If you’re looking for information on when UTOPIA will be available in Perry, you should make you’re at this [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Events, UTOPIA by Jesse
Friday, October 3rd, 2008
U-CAN Report: September 2008
The name of the game is frustration. Residents in Brigham City are eager to see UTOPIA get deployed, but they’re a bit sour on the Real Soon Now(TM) deployment date, one they’ve heard and seen missed before. Many aren’t going to wait around forever, instead going for cable modem, DSL and even wireless or cellular [...]
6 Comments » - Posted in Events, U-CAN, UTOPIA by Jesse
Saturday, September 13th, 2008
U-CAN Meetings for September
U-CAN Meetings will be held this month in Brigham City and West Valley City. Due to the lengthy travel time involved in getting up to Brigham City, no meetings will be held this month in Utah or Davis Counties. The meeting in Brigham City will be held at the Brigham City Carnegie Library at 26 [...]
3 Comments » - Posted in Events, U-CAN by Jesse
Saturday, June 28th, 2008
Report From the Initial Meeting of U-CAN
Today was the inaugural meeting of the UTOPIA Citizens Advisory Network or U-CAN for short. Attendance was about a dozen and we had some great conversations getting caught up on the status of UTOPIA and an idea of where it's going. Some highlights:
UTOPIA is looking at using Special Assessment Areas to expand services in non-member [...]
