We, the undersigned residents of The Town of
Vienna, residents of Fairfax County adjacent to Vienna and Tysons Corner,
Virginia, and members of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish and School community
urge local authorities and telecommunications providers to prioritize improving
mobile network coverage in our community - including coverage across the
20-acre campus of Our Lady of Good Council. As a vibrant and affluent part of
Fairfax County, Vienna depends on reliable connectivity for safety, work,
education, and communication. However, numerous dead zones and inconsistent
service throughout Vienna are causing serious and significant safety issues and impacting our
daily lives - including local business within the Town. We request immediate action and a
comprehensive plan to expand and upgrade infrastructure, ensuring robust mobile
coverage, guaranteed access and a safer well-being for all residents and
visitors in Vienna, Virginia.
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I have been a long time member of OLGC. My son currently goes to Bishop O’Connell. His bus stop is at OLGC. If I arrive, and the bus is late, I cannot receive communication from my son due to the dead zone in the OLGC area. Likewise if we are at a sporting event at OLGC, my other children can’t reach me, again because of the dead zone.
Much needed for the safety of all who work or go to school on OLGC's campus. I teach at OLGC and would have a great peace of mind knowing that I have the ability to connect with the outside world quickly in case of an emergency.
I personally was attempting to assist an adult stung on campus. I could not get a signal for help. I had to leave the incapacitated person and run to the school to get assistance.
Our home in SE Vienna is a dead zone, which is ridiculous for this major metropolitan area. It does create safety issues. I have had ti call 911 for a neighbor and was unable to use my cell.
I have experienced several dead zones in the Vienna area. One on Park St. At Tapawingo Road. Another on Beulah Road near Church St. My neighbor, who cares for an elderly handicapped spouse, must go outside her house to use the cell phone. It’s a safety issue.
We moved to Vienna 1 year ago from western Loudoun county and were surprised by the poor coverage in comparison to a less populated area. The poor signal affects our communication with family and work from home.
Number one issue is safety. If there was health issue, house fire or emergency the lack of dependability on cellular services could cost lives.
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We, the undersigned residents of The Town of
Vienna, residents of Fairfax County adjacent to Vienna and Tysons Corner,
Virginia, and members of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish and School community
urge local authorities and telecommunications providers to prioritize improving
mobile network coverage in our community - including coverage across the
20-acre campus of Our Lady of Good Council. As a vibrant and affluent part of
Fairfax County, Vienna depends on reliable connectivity for safety, work,
education, and communication. However, numerous dead zones and inconsistent
service throughout Vienna are causing serious and significant safety issues and impacting our
daily lives - including local business within the Town. We request immediate action and a
comprehensive plan to expand and upgrade infrastructure, ensuring robust mobile
coverage, guaranteed access and a safer well-being for all residents and
visitors in Vienna, Virginia.
*Note we chose an electronic option for
ease in sharing this petition within our community. These companies prompt
for their own fundraising. OLGC is not affiliated with iPetition and
does not benefit from any donation collected on iPetition’s website.
We're imply using this service for signature collection. This petition is being
monitored by OLGC volunteers and staff.
Please spread the word and forward this petition!
Updates
Reached 1,000 supporters
September 20, 2026
Reached 100 supporters
December 4, 2024
399 Comments
We moved to Vienna in 2012 from Bethesda and immediately noticed the lack of cell coverage throughout Vienna (and especially around OLGC school). Based on the technological capabilities of the Northern Virginia area it is very surprising that our cell coverage continues to be this poor
I have been a long time member of OLGC. My son currently goes to Bishop O’Connell. His bus stop is at OLGC. If I arrive, and the bus is late, I cannot receive communication from my son due to the dead zone in the OLGC area. Likewise if we are at a sporting event at OLGC, my other children can’t reach me, again because of the dead zone.
Much needed for the safety of all who work or go to school on OLGC's campus. I teach at OLGC and would have a great peace of mind knowing that I have the ability to connect with the outside world quickly in case of an emergency.
I personally was attempting to assist an adult stung on campus. I could not get a signal for help. I had to leave the incapacitated person and run to the school to get assistance.
Our home in SE Vienna is a dead zone, which is ridiculous for this major metropolitan area. It does create safety issues. I have had ti call 911 for a neighbor and was unable to use my cell.
I have experienced several dead zones in the Vienna area. One on Park St. At Tapawingo Road. Another on Beulah Road near Church St. My neighbor, who cares for an elderly handicapped spouse, must go outside her house to use the cell phone. It’s a safety issue.
We moved to Vienna 1 year ago from western Loudoun county and were surprised by the poor coverage in comparison to a less populated area. The poor signal affects our communication with family and work from home.
Number one issue is safety. If there was health issue, house fire or emergency the lack of dependability on cellular services could cost lives.
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We moved to Vienna in 2012 from Bethesda and immediately noticed the lack of cell coverage throughout Vienna (and especially around OLGC school). Based on the technological capabilities of the Northern Virginia area it is very surprising that our cell coverage continues to be this poor