Community Broadband Internet Survey (closed)

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The City of Bellingham conducted an analysis of internet resources for our residents in early 2024, as part of a process to develop a 5-year comprehensive plan to better assess the community’s needs and obtain additional funding to expand our broadband network.

We surveyed the community about internet access early in 2024. That survey found that 98 percent of Bellingham households subscribe to internet service, with an overall satisfaction rate of 5.7 out of 10. Desired areas for improvement include lower prices and increased internet speed.

A special worksession for members of the City Council and Broadband Advisory Workgroup was held on August 5.

The August 5 presentation is the latest piece of information following up on the work of the Broadband Advisory Workgroup, formed in 2020 to advise the City on policy considerations regarding municipal broadband. Consultants outlined potential costs and benefits of expanding the City’s fiber network.

A summary of the broadband market research study can be found on our website.

More details can be found on our Broadband Infrastructure webpage.

Questions? (360) 778-7700 or askpw@cob.org


The City of Bellingham conducted an analysis of internet resources for our residents in early 2024, as part of a process to develop a 5-year comprehensive plan to better assess the community’s needs and obtain additional funding to expand our broadband network.

We surveyed the community about internet access early in 2024. That survey found that 98 percent of Bellingham households subscribe to internet service, with an overall satisfaction rate of 5.7 out of 10. Desired areas for improvement include lower prices and increased internet speed.

A special worksession for members of the City Council and Broadband Advisory Workgroup was held on August 5.

The August 5 presentation is the latest piece of information following up on the work of the Broadband Advisory Workgroup, formed in 2020 to advise the City on policy considerations regarding municipal broadband. Consultants outlined potential costs and benefits of expanding the City’s fiber network.

A summary of the broadband market research study can be found on our website.

More details can be found on our Broadband Infrastructure webpage.

Questions? (360) 778-7700 or askpw@cob.org


Consultation has concluded
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