Baltimore City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young is the lead sponsor on a bill filed yesterday that would seek a charter amendment in November 2020 to permanently revoke the authority of city officials to sell “Baltimore’s 700-mile, century-old underground conduit system, a move supporters say could encourage a public broadband system in the future.”
City of Cullman looks to boost wireless network
The city of Cullman approved a franchise agreement with Crown Castle Thursday, Jan. 4, which would allow the company to develop a fiber network of small cells throughout the city.
The 2023 Responsible 100
Crown Castle External Affairs Manager, Ashley Greenspan, was honored as a member of the City & State Responsible 100 for her contributions to the community, highlighting her work to expand wireless broadband access in addition to her leadership of Crown Castle's Connected by Good initiative.&n...
Revolutionizing 5G: Dish Network Embraces Small Cells
Crown Castle's small cell deployment plans were highlighted in light of reports of small cell utilization gaining traction in the market to improve coverage capacity and overall network performance for major carriers.
Westfair Business Journals Honors Women Innovators
A Crown Castle teammate was named a 2023 Women Innovator by the Westfair Business Journals. Awardees came from a diverse range of professions and reflect those who have gained prominence for leadership and creativity in their respective fields.
Telecom Needs More Spectrum, Clear Permitting Policies, Industry Execs Say
Crown Castle's wireless infrastructure was highlighted at the WIA Digital Infrastructure and Investment Conference by the WIA President and CEO.
Telecom, business groups reorganize to promote broadband statewide
Times Union highlights Crown Castle's involvment in ensuring all New Yorkers have access to at least some kind of broadband connectivity, contributing to the push towards digital equity.