Cell sites

Wireless Provider Aggressively Expanding Service Nationwide

Cellular One from Dobson Cellular Systems – an independent provider of wireless service to rural America – today said its “2007 Network Fast Track” plan will expand its coverage for thousands of the customers it serves.

Under the strategic plan developed and implemented by Cellular One’s Network Quality Assurance Team, by end of the second quarter the company will turn on 75% of its new cell sites that it will build this year.

“Fast Track gives us the ability to hit the ground running in 2007,” said Timothy J. Duffy, Chief Technical Officer and Senior Vice President. “We will add as many new cell sites in six months as we would have added in nine months. The result is better coverage, fewer dropped calls, increased capacity and an overall enhanced wireless experience sooner for our customers.”

Cellular One, which operates GSM/GPRS/EDGE voice and data networks in 17 states, plans to build approximately 300 new cell sites this year, he said.

Investing to Stay Ahead of Growing Demand for Wireless Calling, Data Access, and Music

Verizon Wireless has expanded its network with a new cell site in Saugerties, Ulster County. The new site increases coverage and capacity in the Village of Saugerties, along Route 9W north toward Malden and south toward Glenerie, and along Route 32 north toward Veteran and south toward Glasco.

Investing to Stay Ahead of Growing Demand for Wireless Calling, Data Access and Music

03/08/2007 -- MORRISTOWN, NJ — In a continuing effort to provide the best wireless service for residents, commuters and visitors in Hudson County, Verizon Wireless, operator of the nation’s most reliable wireless network, has expanded its network with two new cell sites.

The new Hudson County cell sites will improve network coverage and capacity in the following areas:

* In West New York, Guttenberg and North Bergen, along Boulevard East, Broadway, Park, Hudson, Palisade and Bergenline avenues.
* In Jersey City, in portions of the Heights and Journal Square sections, including State Highway, Summit, Oakland and Baldwin avenues, and at the Hudson County Administration Building and the State Superior Court of Hudson County.