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Community Connectivity

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CRENSHAW CORRIDOR / DESTINATION CRENSHAW

As part of the City’s efforts to improve connectivity and digital inclusion across the City, the Crenshaw Community Connectivity Pilot is helping to “future-proof” one of Los Angeles’s most iconic corridors. In alignment with Destination Crenshaw, the Bureau of Street Lighting (BSL) has installed 1.5 miles of underground fiber optics cable stretching from Leimert Park Plaza to the Hyde Park Metro Station. The Bureau is using a small portion of the total capacity of this fiber optics infrastructure to pilot one year of free public WiFi at public spaces along the corridor. Simultaneously, Destination Crenshaw and other community partners are working with BSL to realize the full potential of this infrastructure as a platform and starting point for a more connected Crenshaw: more bandwidth, better city services, new economic opportunities, and so much more. 

Use the map below to find existing and future Public Wifi locations along the Crenshaw Corridor. No password is required to use the WiFi, though users must agree to the terms and conditions displayed when logging on.


Connect to the internet at various points along the Crenshaw Corridor by looking for the "DestinationCrenshawWifi" network.
 

OUR PARTNERS

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CITY OF LOS ANGELES
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
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BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING
BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING
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DESTINATION CRENSHAW
DESTINATION CRENSHAW
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COUNCIL DISTRICT 8 MARQUEECE HARRIS-DAWSON
COUNCIL DISTRICT 8 MARQUEECE HARRIS-DAWSON
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CANOGA PARK

The Bureau of Street Lighting, through a project made possible by the Office of Councilmember Bob Blumenfield and in partnership with the Los Angeles Public Library, is rolling out fast free public WiFi on street light poles throughout central Canoga Park. These WiFi access points are connected by underground fiber optic cables to deliver reliable high-speed bandwidth while maintaining higher security than traditional public WiFi deployments.

The fiber optic cables and excess cable capacity installed within Canoga Park will also help create a foundation for new services and expanded connectivity in the community.


This work is being advanced in partnership with the Canoga Park Neighborhood Council and City Council District 3.
 

OUR PARTNERS

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CITY OF LOS ANGELES
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
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BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING
BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING
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CANOGA PARK NEIGBORHOOD COUNCIL
CANOGA PARK NEIGBORHOOD COUNCIL
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COUNCIL DISTRICT 3 BOB BLUMENFIELD
COUNCIL DISTRICT 3 BOB BLUMENFIELD

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