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  1. Local government operates within the city limits of Mount Vernon.
  2. City approved the installation of a private fiber-optic network in Mount Vernon.

City Council Approves $27M Fiber Infrastructure Award to AT&T

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What happened

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A city council meeting was held regarding several major infrastructure projects. The council approved $110 million in bond authority and a capital plan valued at $465 million, which included a 25-year infrastructure tax. The council also approved the 27-million-dollar fiber award to AT&T, along with the 'Candy Company agreement.'

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Why it matters

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The award provides AT&T with a significant and stable revenue stream through a major, multi-year contract. The council's approval of the project gives AT&T the authority to carry out the work.

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Who's involved

  • MuhammadPolitician who serves on the city council
  • city councilLegislative body that governs the city
  • AT&TAmerican multinational conglomerate awarded the fiber contract

Who could feel it

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  • AT&TSpeculative

    AT&T could secure a significant and stable revenue stream through the major contract.

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