Orlando, FL expands access to the Internet with its Hotspot and Tablet Checkout Pilot

Orlando, FL Hot Spot and Tablet Checkout Pilot

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Adult residents of Orlando can reserve tablets and Wi-Fi hotspots for free during the one-year pilot. Participants present proof of residency to access connectivity equipment from five neighborhood centers. Each checkout lasts up to two weeks with a one-week buffer between reservations. This program narrows the digital divide identified in Orlando's Future-Ready City strategy.

Digital Divide Wi-Fi Pilot / POC

Orlando, FL

Municipality in Florida

United States

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Hot Spot and Tablet Checkout Pilot - City of Orlando

As part of the Future-Ready City Master Plan strategy to provide better internet connectivity to residents and bridge the digital divide, we have launched a one-year WiFi hotspot and tablet checkout pilot program at select neighborhood centers to provide residents with the opportunity to checkout a device, at no cost, for a two-week time period.

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City of Orlando launches mobile hotspot and tablet checkout pilot program for local residents | Blogs

The City of Orlando this week announced a new initiative where local residents can check out a tablet and mobile WiFi hotspot — for free,...

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