Take your WiFi capable laptop to the Kellogg Hubbard Library and cruise the Internet. The library is a great place to do your homework, research a new project, and study those topics that have been eluding you for so long.
The Kellogg Hubbard Library is the second Montpelier public space to have WiFi capability. The State House has been live since January.
Capitol Grounds and Langdon Street Cafe have there own private WiFi systems that make your cafe adventure hi-tech.
MontpelierNet provides a wireless backbone network delivering high-speed access to its members. Bandwidth of T1 capacity is the leading service currently being provided to several businesses in downtown Montpelier. The second phase is bringing WiFi to the broader community is underway. MontpelierNet is the first citywide project in Vermont. MontpelierNet is a coop owned by its members.
MontpelierNet’s partners are Vermont Broadband Council, Summit Technologies and SoverNet with support from Senator Patrick Leahy.
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