MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Tenn. — AT&T has enhanced its 4G LTE network at 15 locations across Montgomery County – west of Adams and in a variety of locations in Clarksville and Cunningham.
The changes are in response to customer demand, adding more capacity to wireless technology.
“The importance of high-speed Internet to businesses and consumers alike, can’t be denied,” remarked State Sen. Mark Green. “The policies we pursue in Nashville are designed to create an environment that encourages investments like these that enhance and extend the modern technologies that Tennessee business need to be successful and to be better able to create jobs.”
“Our elected officials, at both the state and local levels, have made Montgomery County so attractive to this type investment from our business community, and I look forward to seeing continuing business growth and job creation as these modern networks enhance connectivity and productivity in the community,” said Melinda Shepard, executive director of the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce.
Residential and business customers should notice improvements in speed and reliability when using their mobile devices. The changes rely on AT&T’s advanced fiber-optic network in Montgomery County.