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About NoaNet

NoaNet believes that technology, and broadband specifically, can improve the human experience, connect communities, create opportunities, ensure public safety, and empower change. Community by community, NoaNet provides leading-edge solutions to expand broadband access in telemedicine, agriculture, education, public safety, and to support rural economic development opportunities.


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Our Story

Since its founding, NoaNet has been driven to bring high-speed broadband to unserved and underserved communities. We support this from planning and grant development to engineering, construction oversight, and network operations. We’re the Pacific Northwest’s public broadband partner. See where we have been and where we are going.

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Board and Members

Formed by several Public Utility Districts (PUDs) in Washington state, NoaNet works with its partners to enhance economic and community opportunities by expanding its existing broadband network.

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NoaNet Leadership

NoaNet Leadership

NoaNet’s leadership team is made up of a dynamic group of individuals who are united in the mission of universal broadband access.

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NoaNet's Affiliate Membership Program

The NoaNet Affiliate program encourages other public benefit agencies, such as Public Utility Districts, Ports, Municipalities, and others with similarly focused rural public benefit broadband networks to be a part of the NoaNet family. NoaNet affiliates would share the legacy of providing state-of-the-art broadband services to rural communities throughout Washington State and participate in events encouraging rural investment. Learn more about the Affiliate Program here.

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We are committed to our service providers to deliver best-in-industry broadband and solutions to benefit their business and customers.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Public Utility Districts (PUDs) were created to provide utilities to unserved and underserved communities. 100 years ago, the major utility needed was electricity. PUDs helped build this critical infrastructure out to rural areas where private electric providers were not investing. NoaNet continues this mission today, bringing high-speed telecommunications services to those communities lacking access.


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