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This partnership will guarantee next-generation technologies are deployed from community inception and provide a valuable revenue sharing stream to the developer and district.

The Town of Hudson completed an “Introductory Broadband Analysis Report” detailing a summary of broadband projects, options, and case studies.

The City of Greenwood Village developed a 5G Streetlight assessment on costs, benefits, and alternatives to improving the streetlights within City limits.

Laguna Beach, CA was very concerned about the impacts of the FCC’s new regulations on small cells to streamline the introduction of 5G wireless technology.

The city wanted to create a small cell design guideline document that will outline and standardize the wireless applications within the City of Aspen.

Buddy poles are being removed after a strategic CIP program was developed around the design and construction of citywide infrastructure improvements

A US Highway 61 and Missouri Route 47 interchange study was completed to identify congestion mitigation measures to improve the interchange operations.

The City of Wildwood and MoDOT teamed up for the planning and design of the widening of Route 109 from 2-lanes to 4-lanes.

Two Public Works facilities were part of the Elk Grove 2025 initiative: the James Paul Petri Public Works Facility and a Fleet Service Garage.

The City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota invested $11.1 million to stay ahead of the growth demand with improvements on 69th Street and Southeastern Avenue.

Deteriorating water main and water quality issues prompted the repair of an 80-year-old main in an established section of the Village of Richmond.

This water main replacement program is a comprehensive plan to improve the original section of the Village while recognizing cost efficiencies.

Xenia Rural Water District needed upgrades to its Woodward Water Treatment Plant (WTP), originally constructed in 1983.

The City of Ottumwa was looking to improve the capacity and redundancy of the existing residuals handling system and improve system reliability.

An electronic plan review process was assigned to streamline coordination with developers and oversee the team of experienced plan checkers.

Fiber-optic master plan deployment that could be accomplished with minimal internal funds as a way to enhance connectivity and operational efficiency.

Smart city technology assessment set out to answer how concepts could drive economic development, affordable housing, traffic flow, and pedestrian safety.

The plan for Pico Rivera is to develop a Fiber Optic Master Plan which will help the city control its destiny by deploying a converged network and connected infrastructure model for future development.

The Town of Bayfield wanted to provide reliable, cost-effective, and fast broadband Internet service to support economic development and quality of life.

Eager to achieve its goals to significantly increase revenues through geographic expansion, ImOn began to expand its service offering outside the core Cedar Rapids metro area.