Explore the Philly Free Wi-Fi Dashboard The Office of Innovation and Technology is Tracking the Progress of the Verizon iNET Renewal Agreement Live

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The Office of Innovation and Technology in Philadelphia recently launched the Philly Free Wi-Fi Dashboard, an innovative tool to enhance free Wi-Fi access across more than 180 city-owned locations. This initiative is part of the Verizon iNET Renewal Agreement, which will see the installation of gigabit fiber and public Wi-Fi over the next two years. The dashboard provides real-time data on Wi-Fi availability, identifies underserved areas, and showcases other digital equity metrics. By collaborating with various departments, the dashboard aims to empower policymakers and community organizations with actionable insights. Users can easily search for locations, access specific data, and layer maps to visualize connectivity gaps.

The data utilized includes recent census information, ensuring that insights are both relevant and timely. This initiative reflects Philadelphia's commitment to improving digital access and equity for all residents. With the dashboard, residents can make informed decisions that enhance their community's connectivity landscape.

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