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Helena, Montana ordinance would charge telecom companies looking to expand

October 12, 2021/

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Amid growing interest from telecommunications companies to expand, Helena is adapting with a city ordinance for processing their applications.

City Attorney Thomas Jodoin said in an email his office recommended the emergency ordinance was not immediately necessary.

Commission documents said the fees might reduce competition and become an obstacle for companies entering Helena’s market.


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