Contract AwardInformation TechnologyDetected Jun 15, 2026

The council will discuss and consider approving Ordinance 003-26, which rescinds Ordinance 001-25, a pole attachment agreement between the City of Hallettsville and Rise Broadband. Staff have received confirmation from Rise that they no longer wish to proceed with the pole attachment agreement, prompting this formal rescission. This change indicates that previously anticipated broadband or telecommunications infrastructure plans involving Rise on city poles will not move forward as planned.For other broadband providers, telecom infrastructure firms, and consultants, this opens a strategic opportunity to approach the city with alternative network or pole attachment proposals, as the city’s underlying connectivity and infrastructure goals may still exist even though the original partner has backed out.

Rise Broadband is explicitly identified as no longer pursuing the pole attachment agreement; this may reset the city’s broadband infrastructure strategy.

City of HallettsvillePole attachment ordinance rescission with Rise Broadband

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Capital plan & early discussion

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