Wi-Fi in Parks

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Supporting Digital Equity

As a component of the City's public-private partnership with Verizon, free high-speed Wi-Fi access points have been installed in several parks throughout the City of Sacramento. The primary goal of the Wi-Fi solution is to support the City's goals of digital equity and economic development. This solution will assist with bridging the digital divide by providing wireless access that some citizens may not have access to.

Connection instructions

  1. Open your device’s settings and select “Wi-Fi” 
  2.  Select the CITY-PARK-FREE-WIFI network from the list of available networks 
  3.  On the Wi-Fi splash page, click to accept the Terms & Conditions
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Park list

The following parks currently provide FREE daily Wi-Fi access from sunrise to sunset: 

  • Belle Cooledge Community Center Park - District 7
  • Bill Conlin Youth Sports Complex - District 7
  • Brooks Truitt Bark Park - District 4
  • Carl Johnston Park - District 2
  • Charles Robertson Community Park - District 2
  • Coloma Park - District 6
  • Fremont Park - District 4
  • Garcia Bend Park - District 7
  • George Sim Park - District 6
  • Glenn Hall Park - District 3
  • Hagginwood Park - District 2
  • John Cabrillo Park - District 8
  • Kokomo Park - District 1
  • Lewis Park - District 7
  • McClatchy Park - District 5 
  • McKinley Park - District 3
  • North Laguna Creek Park - District 8
  • North Natomas Regional Park - District 1
  • Pannell / Meadowview Community Center Park - District 8
  • Quail Park - District 1
  • Reichmuth Park - District 7
  • Shasta Community Park - District 8
  • South Natomas Community Park - District 3
  • Southside Park - District 4
  • Tahoe Park - District 6
  • William Land Regional Park - District 4

Terms & conditions for public Wi-Fi usage

This resource is provided as is. It is the responsibility of each user, not the City of Sacramento, to protect their computer against any potential abuse such as viruses, malware, and breach of privacy. The City of Sacramento assumes no responsibility for any direct or indirect damages arising from the use of its connection to the Internet. It is the patron's responsibility to ensure that their equipment is functioning and properly configured. The City of Sacramento will provide written instructions on how to connect to this network, however, staff cannot provide any technical help with configuring user equipment. Because this is a shared resource, the speed of your connection may vary depending on, but not limited to, factors such as your distance from the access point, the number of users currently connected, the status of your own equipment, etc. It is prohibited to use the City of Sacramento's public wireless network for illegal, actionable, or criminal purposes or to seek access into unauthorized areas. Infringement of copyright is prohibited. In order to protect its network and users, the City of Sacramento reserves the right to terminate a connection at any time without further notice. In extreme cases, the City of Sacramento may withdraw, at any time and without further notice, all wireless services. To access the Internet, you must agree to this notice. If you do not agree simply disconnect from this wireless network.

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