A letter to the editor was published in the Springfield Republican, expressing concerns about Longmeadow’s proposal for a $23 million municipal fiber-optic network. The letter highlights the project's uncertain financial viability, noting that it requires over 50% of residents to subscribe to break even. Without achieving this take rate, taxpayers could face a significant burden subsidizing a service that may not be widely utilized. The letter raises important questions about the prioritization of municipal funds and urges town officials to ensure transparency regarding the total costs, including cybersecurity and maintenance. Read the full letter here.
Letter: Answers Needed on Fiber Project
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