Fiber Optic Ordinance
Summary
Pharr wants internet providers to install city-friendly fiber optic cables in new buildings, but big companies like Spectrum and AT&T are fighting it. This is all about who gets to control internet infrastructure and how it's built.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Expect potential delays or higher costs for new internet hookups as companies battle the city's rules.
Pharr residents in new developments could get better, more future-proof internet access if the city wins.
Internet providers are unhappy and might pass costs or delays onto consumers.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Spectrum, AT&T protest new Pharr fiber optic ordinance
Spectrum, AT&T protest new Pharr fiber optic ordinance MyRGV.com
Pharr approves fiber optic ordinance for new buildings, internet providers speak out
Pharr approves fiber optic ordinance for new buildings, internet providers speak out ValleyCentral.com
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