Free Ultra-Fast Public Wi-Fi Available At Marina Park

SAN LEANDRO, CA — Have you tried out the expanded, free wi-fi at Marina Park in San Leandro?

The City officially unveiled the ultra-fast public Wi-Fi at Marina Park last month. Soon to come are Joaquin and Washington Plazas downtown, and Halcyon, Floresta, Siempre Verde, Toyon, Stenzel, and Memorial Parks.

"We are committed to leveraging public and private assets through the use of Smart City technologies to make our community better for everyone here in San Leandro," noted Mayor Pauline Russo Cutter. "Together with our partners at the National League of Cities and California League of Cities, our City is pushing hard for further infrastructure investment at both the state and national levels, which includes smart city efforts such as public Wi-Fi."

In September, the City Council approved the Fiber Optics Master Plan, which provides a detailed roadmap for future fiber optics expansion routes. It is a key component of the city's Smart City Strategy.

"Smart City" technology refers to the use of technological solutions to more efficiently manage municipal assets and resources while improving the overall quality of life for people within a community. Examples include smart streetlights, smart parking systems, intelligent transportation systems, enhanced broadband services, and data analytics programs and related information systems, among others.

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