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Hi Community Connection partners, Digital Inclusion/Equity advocates and community leaders. I want to socialize with those working in Salt Lake City, serving populations that are susceptible to internet adoption barriers, such as cost, speed choices, and overall availability. Google Fiber is working hard to connect Salt Lake City to a fiber optic network that brings fast, reliable internet to the home. I am excited to let you, our local leaders and DI advocates, know about and help us inform qualified households that a Google Fiber N100 (Neighborhood 100) product has been released in areas of Salt Lake City where internet adoption is lower. This product is affordable at $20 monthly subscription, and connects the customer to a 100 meg internet connection (symmetrical, up and down). The N100 has two primary qualifications, the household must self qualify as being a household income of $40,000 or less AND be a Google Fiber sign up eligible household within an area identified by the FCC and Census Data as having a measurable amount of residents NOT connected to the internet. We encourage residents looking for an affordable product, where Google Fiber is offered, to see if they qualify for the N100 product to visit: https://fiber.google.com/neighborhood100/ Spanish Version Link: https://fiber.google.com/intl/es/neighborhood100/ Should you want printed versions of posters or postcards, we can print them and send them directly to you. All we need is for you to respond to this email with the following: Contact Name to receive the printed materials: Mailing Address: Email: Quantity of Flyer: Quantity of Postcards: I have attached a flyer to this message (which Ian has kindly made available below via download), and this link - https://fiber.google.com/neighborhood100/ - allows residents to see if they are in an eligible service area for N100 @ $20/monthly. Please reach out with additional questions, and I will be sure to raise this in the next Utah Communities Connect (UCC) meeting. For those of you not aware of or involved in UCC - please visit https://utahcc.org/ Sincerely, Jacob Brace 
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“The Salt Lake City Art Council Board and the Salt Lake Art Design Board are searching for new members! The Arts Council Board advises the Office of the Mayor and the Salt Lake Arts Council, an allied but independent non-profit organization, on the arts and arts related activities throughout the City. We welcome applications from artists, community organizations, and the general public. Candidates from City Council Districts 2, 5 & 7, are strongly encouraged to apply, and applicants with experience in accounting and/or creative and artistic practice would help round out our areas of expertise.
The Salt Lake City Art Design Board works specifically with the Salt Lake City Public Art Program, recommending artists to the Mayor for commissions. Professional artists, arts educators, and arts administrators residing in districts 1 & 4 are strongly encouraged to apply. All interested City residents will be considered. Salt Lake City is committed to representation, inclusion, equity, and accessibility, and we encourage applications from people who self-identify as members of underrepresented groups, however all interested City residents will be considered. Please apply on the Salt Lake City Boards and Commissions website by May 24th. Visit https://www.slc.gov/boards/ for more information on each Board and to apply, or email info@saltlakearts.org with questions. We can’t wait to welcome you to our fun and dynamic boards that are shaping the artistic and cultural landscape of Salt Lake City!” |
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