This episode features Brieana Reed-Harmel, director of broadband for the City of Loveland, Colorado, which runs a municipal broadband network called Pulse.

Started in 2018, Pulse was launched in response to the community's need for better broadband delivery to the local school district. We discuss the origins of Pulse and progress on the network thus far, as well as future plans for connectivity in Loveland and surrounding communities. We also discuss the state of Colorado's loose municipal broadband ban, in place since 2005, which the legislature is currently trying to overturn.

Here are a few topics covered in this episode:

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