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support the network across the City of Minneapolis million. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma iIIIIIPNetwork costs are estimated at $20 Population (2015 Estimate): 638,367 Area: 620.34 sq mi Population Density: 930/sq mi The city-wide network was developed for public safety purposes, funded by a new sales tax. The network was expanded to support connectivity to city facilities, and for city field staff. Oklahoma City encompasses a very large geographic area. The initial cost of the network was $5.2 million, and annual operating costs are $245,000 from the city's budget, as managed by the city's IT Department. Some consideration has been given to enabling public access, but so far that has not happened. The network supports average speeds of 4 Mbps and consists of approximately 1,500 nodes. The network has improved city services and enhanced efficiencies. The network incorporates extensive security, given the public safety use of the network. Ponca City, Oklahoma Population (2010): 25,389 Area: 19.3 sq mi Population Density: 1,3821sq mi Originally installed and tested for field communications among city personnel, the network was later opened for public access. The network uses city -owned fiber. City funds provided the initial $3.2 million to build the network, and subscription revenues for business fiber connections and residential modems support annual operating costs. The network currently consists of approximately 500 nodes. User speeds are 3 — 12 Mbps, with potential for up to 25 Mbps. The network is viewed as successful since it provides efficiencies for city operations and services and provides economical access to the public thereby expanding internet utilization. The network also supports educational technology. Public use has exceeded expectations from the beginning. Port Angeles, Washington Population (2015): 19,448 Area: 14.52 sq mi Population Density: 1, 779/sq mi The primary purposes of the network are to support public safety, including security cameras, and to provide public access in a city with a high percentage of the population below the poverty line. Original capital investment was $3.7 million, current operating expenses are approximately $90,000, and the network is now managed and operated by an ISP with a revenue share to the city. Speeds range up to 6 Mbps down and 1.2 Mbps up. While the public subscription is lower than anticipated, the network provides the anticipated public safety benefits for the city. 154