December 4, 2024 - 01:49

Tonight, the Technology Department will undertake a planned replacement of damaged fiber lines, which is expected to have minor impacts on public safety communications throughout the town. The maintenance work aims to enhance the reliability and efficiency of the town's communication systems, ensuring that emergency services can operate smoothly.
Residents are advised that while the impact is anticipated to be minimal, there may be brief interruptions in service during the replacement process. Public safety officials are working closely with the Technology Department to mitigate any potential disruptions and ensure that all necessary precautions are in place.
The replacement of these fiber lines is essential for maintaining the integrity of communication networks that support police, fire, and emergency medical services. Town officials appreciate the community's understanding and patience as they carry out this important upgrade to the infrastructure. Updates will be provided as work progresses to keep residents informed.
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