#PARKCONNECT: The project will create opt-in, no-cost Wi-Fi Zones across the city of Norwalk. At the ribbon cutting ceremony last week was (l-r) Norwalk Councilmember Jennifer Perez, Rep. Linda Sánchez, who secured $1.7 million for the project, Norwalk Mayor Ana Valencia and Norwalk City Manager Jesus Gomez.
November 24, 2023
By Brian Hews
Congresswoman Linda T. Sánchez (D-CA) joined city of Norwalk Mayor Ana Valencia and other community leaders for a ribbon cutting ceremony to launch #ParkConnnect, a project that will create opt-in, no-cost Wi-Fi Zones across the city.
In partnership with city officials, Sánchez secured $1.7 million for the project The ribbon cutting at Hermosillo Park marks the first of many no-cost Wi-Fi Zones to be installed in parks across Norwalk.
“I am honored to be here in Norwalk today to celebrate the #ParkConnect project coming to fruition,” said Congresswoman Linda Sánchez. “Today, internet access is needed for almost everything, from connecting with family to e-learning and applying for jobs. It needs to be accessible for everyone, and this project is a big step in bridging the digital divide.”
“The investment of no-cost Wi-Fi in our Norwalk city parks will create an inclusive, safe, and accessible environment for our community,” said Mayor Ana Valencia.
“Norwalk Councilmembers and I are grateful to Congresswoman Linda Sánchez’ contribution to the progress and well-being of Norwalk students, families, neighbors, and park visitors.”