PLEASE!!! If anyone is in trouble or an accident they can't get help if they are in many sections of Sherman!
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Gail Maletz
11 years ago
Too much time and too many incidents....Let's not wait any longer!
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Gail Maletz
11 years ago
Too much time and too many incidents....Let's not wait any longer!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Sherman needs cell phone service. If we are without power and need emergency help we have no way of getting help!
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karrie buffa
11 years ago
Sherman needs cell phone service. If we are without power and need emergency help we have no way of getting help!
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Denise DePalma
11 years ago
Sherman needs Coverage
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Denise DePalma
11 years ago
Sherman needs Coverage
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Cynthia N OConnor
11 years ago
I have twice had incidents in bad weather when I was stuck for hours with no cell service! I survived, but that would not always be the case! This is not optional, it is necessary!
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Cynthia N OConnor
11 years ago
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I have twice had incidents in bad weather when I was stuck for hours with no cell service! I survived, but that would not always be the case! This is not optional, it is necessary!
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Zoe Sochor
· petition starter
11 years ago
Let's get this thing moving now, everyone! We have gone too long without cell service in this town. Tell us about the time cell service could have helped you.
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Al and Roz Zeisler
11 years ago
Home safety for seniors (and others) will be significantly improved
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Peter Skolnik
11 years ago
This is important. It's 2015 for goodness sake!
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Angela Simons
11 years ago
Public safety
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michael mccaffery
11 years ago
It is a public safety issue, to be sure. Cell phone service is also a public utility that is available on the entire east coast, except for our little area. Cell service and the internet are public utilities. A cell tower is no less aesthetic in the landscape than the miles of telephone poles that line the roads in the town. Poles are more familiar but they are not aesthetic. They are tolerated because they are the means to convey a public utility, just like a cell tower should be.
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Gail Maletz
11 years ago
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Actually, in response to the most recent Letter to the Editor in The Citizen News, several residents responded that they own land that might meet the criteria and would be interested in construction of a tower on their property. Additionally, we are exploring alternate technologies to address this very significant public safety issue.
PLEASE!!! If anyone is in trouble or an accident they can't get help if they are in many sections of Sherman!
Too much time and too many incidents....Let's not wait any longer!
Too much time and too many incidents....Let's not wait any longer!
Sherman needs cell phone service. If we are without power and need emergency help we have no way of getting help!
Sherman needs cell phone service. If we are without power and need emergency help we have no way of getting help!
Sherman needs Coverage
Sherman needs Coverage
I have twice had incidents in bad weather when I was stuck for hours with no cell service! I survived, but that would not always be the case! This is not optional, it is necessary!
I have twice had incidents in bad weather when I was stuck for hours with no cell service! I survived, but that would not always be the case! This is not optional, it is necessary!
Let's get this thing moving now, everyone! We have gone too long without cell service in this town. Tell us about the time cell service could have helped you.
Home safety for seniors (and others) will be significantly improved
This is important. It's 2015 for goodness sake!
Public safety
It is a public safety issue, to be sure. Cell phone service is also a public utility that is available on the entire east coast, except for our little area. Cell service and the internet are public utilities. A cell tower is no less aesthetic in the landscape than the miles of telephone poles that line the roads in the town. Poles are more familiar but they are not aesthetic. They are tolerated because they are the means to convey a public utility, just like a cell tower should be.
Actually, in response to the most recent Letter to the Editor in The Citizen News, several residents responded that they own land that might meet the criteria and would be interested in construction of a tower on their property. Additionally, we are exploring alternate technologies to address this very significant public safety issue.