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DSL is from Hunger (meaning NG NOT GOOD, paid for dsl with dial up speed), water N /O, Phone service fair, ALOHA BROADBAND seems to be doing a decent job. You could have informational internet kiosks & hot spots — Black sands has no high speed internet I am so glad to be asked this question. I strongly believe that internet access should be commensurate with the population boom in the Puna area (esp. Fern Acres). Internet is still not available in many pahoa areas. all public utilities needs updating, particularly internet access. Internet access is really limited. Given how small the central business district is, it should be relatively inexpensive to provide free wi -fi for people. I think the library should have free internet. better Internet We have high speed wireless internet, though expansion of that service to more communities could be improved upon. many areas do not have high speed internet access Water great for HI'n Beaches. We are so grateful for that service. Electric rates are a disgrace, considering the potential for alternative sources. Phone and internet are shaky and often unreliable yeah, the Internet infrastructure could be vastly improved equality in internet for better economic success Pahoa could use a wifi district in downtown for individuals and businesses. We also get upset with the internet srvice, through the cable company. Our cable goes down more than twice a month and then we not only don't have internet service, for our business, but no phone service, in case of emergencies. We have never experienced as many outageous as Time Warner cable has. Electric, phone and internet are great where we live in Leilani, but some areas need better internet access Public Utilities Page 3