Mt. Clemens to provide free Wi-Fi to its downtown
Free Wi-Fi, cordless, Internet connections will be coming to downtown Mt. Clemens later this year.
Free Wi-Fi, cordless, Internet connections will be coming to downtown Mt. Clemens later this year.
Making downtown Mt. Clemens Wi-Fi friendly will be first stage of a larger plan to make all of Macomb County Wi-Fi friendly by late 2008. Southfield-based Michigan Internet Communication Association hopes to have the project up and running later this year.
“We’re anxiously awaiting it,” said Arthur Mullen, executive director of the Mt. Clemens Downtown Development Authority.
It’s estimated that it will cost $50,000 to make downtown Mt. Clemens Wi-Fi friendly. Michigan Internet Communication Association is supposed to fit that bill.
Source: Arthur Mullen, executive director of the Mt. Clemens Downtown Development Authority
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