Tag Archive for: high-speed internet

Why We Use Temporary Drops for Winter Installation

Thompson School District Named 2021 Community Broadband & Digital Equity Award Winner for the Expansion of Pulse Municipal Broadband Network
LOVELAND, Colo. – Sept. 14, 2021 – The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) named Thompson School District (TSD) as a recipient of NATOA’s 2021 Community Broadband…

Pulse Fiber hits boring milestone: 1,000,000 feet!
Pulse Fiber, Loveland’s community-owned, 100% fiber-optic internet network, is in year two of what is estimated to be a four-year construction process to pass each and every address in the city. The…

Pulse Fiber construction: How long until I’m connected?
At the time of this writing (June 2021), Loveland Pulse is in year two of an approximately four-year process to build its community-owned, 100% fiber-optic network past each and every address in the city.
A…

Pulse Works To Access Federal Relief Funds
Pulse works to access federal relief funds to offer free or reduced price internet service during the pandemic
Loveland Pulse, the City’s community-owned, 100% fiber-optic Internet utility, recently…

Thompson School District secures $737,000 in grant funding to connect underserved students through Pulse
We are excited to share some news with our partner Thompson School District (TSD).
TSD has been awarded $737,000 from the Connecting Colorado Students Grant program to expand reliable internet service…

Loveland Pulse celebrates 2020 milestones, looks ahead to 2021
A message from the City of Loveland’s Municipal Fiber Manager Brieana Reed-Harmel
Happy New Year, Loveland!
The Pulse team started 2020 with high expectations, solid plans, and a whole…
https://pulsefiber.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/AdobeStock_VirtualT-giving-med.jpg
1066
1600
Kerrilyn O'Rourke
/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/logo_pulse_color.svg
Kerrilyn O'Rourke2020-11-24 09:50:272026-02-27 13:47:56Six free video apps perfect for connecting with family and friends
New AIPP Artwork Maintenance Reserve made possible with Pulse support
A much-needed artwork maintenance reserve for the City’s public art collection became a reality this past August thanks to the collaboration between the City’s Arts In Public Places (AIPP) program…

