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- OIT includes “SO/UAF LAN & Wireless” and “Refresh & Expand Wireless at UAF” in the FY27 roadmap. - Wireless upgrades listed for Murie, Lena Point, Patty Center, Ice Arena, Student Rec Center, and Davis Concert Hall. - Rural connectivity work shows “Starlink +50%” and “~$200K saved.”
- Lions Park shelter cameras require “reliable connectivity” after “Arlo/Verizon” attempts were unsatisfactory. - Council considers cellular-router-style options and consistent coverage for Lions and Holder parks. - Police radios are discussed for encryption compliance, with quotes and grant timing considerations.
Kenosha Unified School District approved its 2026-2029 Integrated Library and Technology Plan addressing bandwidth capacity and a planned refresh of wireless access points. The plan emphasizes ongoing cybersecurity and monitoring to support a safe digital learning environment. - 2026-2029 Integrated Library and Technology Plan cites rising tech costs and reduced capacity for maintaining access. - Plan sets bandwidth requirement: all schools meet student/staff bandwidth demand “at all times” and requires annual internal network assessments. - Infrastructure Resource Inventory states Wi‑Fi 6 support and access point refresh every 5–7 years.
- Airport Wide WIFI system upgrades with new access points and equipment upgrades are listed as in progress. - Expansion of SMAA Wi-Fi throughout Concourse A and B is listed as in progress. - Firewall and core switch upgrades are listed as in progress in the July 2026 IT report. - Need for fiber replacement for SM fiber between TC15 and TC16 and EOC is listed as a network infrastructure need.
- Ordinance No. 26-020 approves a 90ft wireless communications monopole for 1298 Garfield Avenue. - AT&T facility is justified by a documented gap in reliable wireless service in central Lockport. - Existing AT&T sites reportedly lack adequate in-building coverage or capacity due to distance and terrain.
- Vertex Towers proposed a municipal cell tower to improve town-wide wireless/cellular coverage. - Town is expected to have a ~100ft dead-zone under the tower affecting the Municipal Center. - Tower approval/engineering process estimated at 12–15 months with earliest end of 2028. - Tower plan reserves the top 5 ft for police, fire, and highway antennae.
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