Give Us A Gig is a way for Kansas City communities to prepare for the benefits of gigabit internet speeds. It is also a toolkit for community leaders to engage their neighbors and explain how Google Fiber can make a difference in the community. Visit our blog for updates on Google Fiber.
Give Us A Gig Neighborhoods
18th & Vine | Pat Jordan
49/63 | Lisa Neinen-Doerksen
Argentine | Ty Lewis
Armour Hills | Gunnar Hand
Blue Hills | Leigh Blumenthal
Brookside | Paula Holmquist
Center City | Eddie Tapper
Central Ave | Marty Thoennes
Chaumiere | Joe Anderson
Coleman Highlands | Bill Allen
Countryside | Mary Kay Morrow
Crown Center | Ben Cohara
Douglas Sumner | Damon Broadus
Downtown KCK | Ed Linnebur
East Argentine | Evelyn Larson
Foxcroft-Glen Arbor | Gary Lofstrom
Friendship Heights | Mark Mohler
Gerding Gardens | Clayton Wells
Greenheaven | Gene Waters
Hyde Park | Scott Wilmarth
Indian Mound | Katie Greer
Ivanhoe | Robyne Stevenson
Key Coalition | Myron T. Moore
Linkville | Eileen Bobowski
Marlborough | Betty Ost-Everly
Mayfair | Stephen DeGennaro
NEDC | Virginia Sewing
Oak Grove | Elnora Jefferson
Oak Meyer Gardens | Clayton Snodgrass
Oakwood | Robert Bromberg
Pendleton Heights | Amy Ritterskamp
Plaza | Mark Clauss
Quindaro | Marvin Robinson
Riverview | Sarah Wood
Roanoke | Rhonda Burnett
Rockhill | Neil Harris
Romanelli West | Jim Weitzel
Rosedale | Wendy Wilson
Scarritt Renaissance | Christian Soulliere
South Plaza | Sharon Ward
South Turner | Brett Generaux
Spring Valley | Ruth Redenbaugh
Squier Park | Chris Brown
St. Peter's | Pam Curtis
Strawberry Hill | Steven Samuels
Strugglers Hill | Chester Owens
Tower Homes | Angie Lile
Town Fork Creek | Becky Forrest
Turner | Becky Billigmeier
Valentine | Bonyen Lee
Verona Hills | Mike Sherry
Volker | Beth Ann Brubaker
Waldo | Simon Moeller
Ward Parkway | Carroll Iorg
Washington Wheatley | Robert McKay
West Plaza | Bill Whitt
West Side | Jason Harper
Westheight | Kevin Kenny
Westport | Sandra Irving
Windhill Estates | Pat Brune
Wornall Homestead | Beth Antrup
The Toolkit
- Find out how to start and run yoru own community website about Google Fiber
- See why gigabit speed is important to KC
- Have the resources to organize your community
- Know how to prepare your community for change
- Be inspired to create your own Gigabit ideas
- Get the marketing tools to promote your community
*You will be notified as additional elements of the toolkit are available for download
- Welcome letter
- Instructions for setting up your website
- Building the Gigabit City report
The Experience
- Collaborate with community Gigabit leaders
- Know how to utilize the toolkit through convenient training sessions
- Get technology assistance and couraged by community mentors
The Next Steps
- Sign up your community (if you didn't at our rally)
- Set up your neighborhood's first Give Us A Gig metting to happen at the end of January
- Start preparing
