Our Services

We help residents, neighborhoods, neighborhood associations, and municipalities navigate complex telecommunications infrastructure matters with ease and confidence.

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Cell Tower Siting Issues

We help municipalities and residents navigate the nuanced legal and regulatory issues surrounding wireless infrastructure siting. We provide the legal and technical guidance needed to evaluate proposed wireless facilities, protect local interests, and ensure that applications are reviewed thoroughly and in accordance with applicable law. Whether representing a municipality or individual residents, we work to ensure that communities have a meaningful voice in where and how wireless infrastructure is placed.

Municipal telecommunications law consulting services.

Muncipal Consulting

We work with municipalities to strengthen their local telecommunications ordinances and negotiate better terms in telecommunications contracts and lease agreements. We review proposed agreements, identify unfavorable provisions and potential pitfalls, and help local decision-makers understand exactly what they are agreeing to so municipalities can protect their interests and secure the best possible terms for their communities.

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Government Relations

We stand in strong opposition to existing and proposed state and federal telecom laws that erode local authority over the siting of wireless telecommunications equipment. Local decision-makers are on the front lines of their communities, and as such, are best equipped to ensure that wireless equipment is sited responsibly, safely, and in a way that best serves community interests.

Wireless infrastructure should be deployed in a way that meets connectivity needs without sacrificing public safety, environmental integrity, or community character. And when telecommunications companies seek access to public land, municipalities should receive their fair share—with lease agreements that protect public assets and secure fair compensation for the community.