Published 2 years ago

Hunt: Fort Collins residents sold a bill of goods with Connexion

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Colman Keane was paid $248,000 per-year for the three years he served as Connexion's Executive Director. Keane assumed 72 percent of the conduit necessary to bury the fiber cables was already in place, but existing conduit had been underground for at least fifty years and had significant damage from root penetration and freeze-thaw cracking. Keane's business plan assumed all would-be subscribers from apartment-type buildings would enroll by 2022.

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Hunt: Fort Collins residents sold a bill of goods with Connexion

Former Connexion Executive Director, Colman Keane, failed the residents of Fort Collins. We recently learned that Keane ought to have known that the business plan, which included all of the projected costs and revenues for the Fort Collins municipal broadband project (aka Connexion), was highly inaccurate.Keane was paid $248,000 per-year for the three years he served as Connexion’s Executive Director – a position he accepted after working as a c…

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