Public Wi-Fi and Kiosks
Public Wi-Fi
As a component of the City's public-private partnership with Verizon, Verizon will design, deploy, and manage free high-speed Wi-Fi access point at 27 parks throughout the City of Sacramento. The primary goal of the Wi-Fi solution is to support the City's goals of digital equity and economic development. This solution will assist with bridging the digital divide by providing wireless access that some citizens may not have access to. The 27 parks currently slated to receive Wi-Fi service are:
- District 1: North Natomas Regional Park
- District 1: Regency Community Park
- District 1: Kokomo Park
- District 2: Hagginwood Park
- District 2: Robla Community Park
- District 2: Carl Johnston Park
- District 3: William McKinley Park
- District 3: Sutter's Landing Regional Park
- District 3: South Natomas Community Park
- District 3: Glenn Hall Park
- District 4: John Fremont Park
- District 4: Brooks Truitt Park
- District 4: William Land Regional Park
- District 4: Southside Park
- District 5: Belle Cooledge Community Center Park
- District 5: Oak Park Community Center
- District 5: C.K. McClatchy Park
- District 6: Tahoe Park
- District 6: George Sim Park
- District 6: Coloma Park
- District 7: Garcia Bend Park
- District 7: Valley Hi Community Park
- District 7: Bill Conlin Youth Sports Complex
- District 8: Pannell / Meadowview Community Center Park
- District 8: Shasta Community Park
- District 8: North Laguna Creek Park
- District 8: John Cabrillo Park
Digital Kiosks
Digital kiosks offer the ability to provide constituent engagement and allow citizens to feel more connected and informed in their neighborhood. Each kiosk contains an interactive touchscreen and may be equipped to provide:
- real-time transit information and public transport maps
- information from local businesses and events
- free Wi-Fi
- emergency services
- historical information and neighborhood news