Verizon Wireless has set in motion a new cell site located in the vicinity of South Range. This new activation will allow customers to make use of wireless phones in tandem to making calls as well as send and receive email with text. They can enjoy these services with utmost clarity and a smaller amount of dropped calls.
Nancy Clark, president-Great Plains Region, Verizon Wireless mentioned, “Network reliability is the No. 1 reason that customers choose and stay with Verizon Wireless. Getting through on the first try and maintaining a connection are critical to our customers, so we continue to optimize our network to provide them the best overall experience.”
Other services include picture and video messages, surfing the web, watching high-quality videos in addition to downloading music, games and ringtones. Users can expand coverage, boost capacity and enhance the quality of its wireless in the South Range area. This new cell site offers better coverage southeast of Superior. From the meeting point of the U.S. Highway 53 and 2, coverage is improved from North to State Highway 13, South to County Road B, East on U.S. Highway 2 to Wentworth Road and West on county Road C to County Road K.
This new set up is a part of the company’s persistent effort to expand coverage, increase capacity and enhance the quality of its wireless voice and data network all over the country including Wisconsin. The company is working on ways to spread out coverage, enhance quality and improve the quality of its wireless voice and data network. On an average every year the company has invested $5.5 billion, more than $50 billion since it was formed and in its Wisconsin network they have invested $55.4 million.