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100%Open - Autumn Union - feat. Department for Transport - "Digital Mobility:...
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- 1. Rick Utech, Executive Director Todd County Development Corporation
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- 3. Assist in creating ten new public Wi-Fi hotspot locations in communities across Todd County. Provide technical and financial assistance to our participants for one year. Provide greater access to under served areas. Enhance economic opportunities created for business through Wi-Fi. Reduce connection barriers for all people.
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