City of Dublin joins Fiber Broadband Association

City of Dublin joins Fiber Broadband Association

City of Dublin, Ohio, USA becomes a Fiber Broadband Association member to help advance access to reliable broadband and digital equity

[DUBLIN, Ohio] — Today, the City of Dublin, Ohio, USA announced it has joined the Fiber Broadband Association, an organization that is dedicated to accelerating the deployment of fiber broadband networks to ensure digital equity and enable every community to leverage the economic and societal benefits that only fiber can deliver.

“The Fiber Broadband Association welcomes the City of Dublin to its membership. Our association thrives on the knowledge, passion, and collaboration of our members, and we know that the City of Dublin will be an asset to our organization,” said Gary Bolton, President and CEO at the Fiber Broadband Association. “Together, we will work to provide advocacy, education, and resources for the advancement of fiber broadband technology so that we can connect everyone to reliable, high-quality internet.”

As a member of the Fiber Broadband Association, the City of Dublin plans to actively engage in the association’s committees, working groups and industry events, including the annual Fiber Connect and Regional Fiber Connect conferences. Chief Innovation & Technology Officer Brandon Brown recently served as a panelist at a Regional Fiber Connect conference, reflecting Dublin’s commitment to sharing a local government perspective in national broadband conversations.

“Joining the Fiber Broadband Association connects the City of Dublin with industry leaders who are shaping the future of broadband infrastructure,” said Brandon Brown, Chief Innovation & Technology Officer for the City of Dublin. “Through this membership, we look forward to sharing what we’ve learned with our Dublink and Fiber to Every Home initiatives while learning from others across the country. Our goal is to be the most connected community, advancing reliable connectivity, digital equity and economic opportunity for our residents and businesses while helping inform best practices that can benefit communities of all sizes.”

To learn more about the Fiber Broadband Association, please visit fiberbroadband.org.

About the City of Dublin, Ohio, USA

Dublin is a city of nearly 50,000 residents located just northwest of Columbus, Ohio. It offers residents and corporate citizens responsive services, attractive housing options, superior public education, direct regional highway access, abundant park space, thoughtful and strategic planning, innovative ideas and technology and a dynamic community life. Dublin is ranked the number one small city in Ohio and is consistently named one of the safest cities in the nation. It is home to more than 20 corporate headquarters, an entrepreneurial center, 4,300+ businesses, world-class events and the urban, walkable Bridge Street District. For more information, visit DublinOhioUSA.gov or call 614.410.4400.