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Community Internet Program

About

The Community Internet Program (CIP) allows any Internet Service Provider (ISP) free access to the roofs of DC-owned buildings, operated by the Department of General Services, to install service antennas if they commit to providing resident connectivity with high-speed connections (200 Mbps up/200 Mbps down or higher) at reduced or no cost to households eligible for the federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). These antennas will serve as neighborhood hubs that will feed internet to residential properties – all at no cost to DC.

INTERESTED INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS

To find out how you can participate in the Community Internet Program, please fill out this short interest form.

Submit an Interest Form

BE AN ISP PARTNER WITH DC!

Fill Out the ISP Interest Form

Interested Residents

If you are a DC Resident and need assistance or have questions about the Affordable Connectivity Program please call 202-CONNECT (202-266-6328) or email techtogether@dc.gov.

TAKE A SPEED TEST

Use this Ookla Speedtest to test the performance and quality of an internet connection.

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In the News

4/18/2024

Mapping Broadband: What Does It Mean for Service to Be “Available”? - Medium
FCC to Reimpose Broadband Regulation - CCG Consulting
As ACP Reality Sets in, Providers Tout Low-Cost Alternatives - telecompetitor

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