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Some broadband providers in Loudoun County have programs for residents in need of reduced cost service plans. There are also several Loudoun County facilities that offer extended public Wi-Fi in parking areas.
Verizon offers a reduced cost plan as an eligible provider of the Lifeline Services assistance program. Fios Forward is available to new and existing qualifying households for as low as $19.99/month.
Comcast offers an inexpensive Internet Essentials program to all low-income households throughout its entire service area, including individuals with disabilities, as well as senior citizens for as low as $9.95/month.
The Line Extension Customer Assistance Program (LECAP) is designed to support the extensions of existing broadband networks to low-to-moderate income residents. Residents must apply for this program.
More information, including the program application, eligibility map, and guidelines and criteria is available through the Virginia DCHD website.
Wi-Fi hot spots are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Loudoun County Public Library’s Wi-Fi signal can be accessed in the parking lots immediately adjacent to the Lovettsville, Middleburg and Purcellville libraries.
The name of the network is LibraryWiFi. No password is required, although users will need to click “accept” on the landing page.
The Wi-Fi signal for the Loudoun Valley Community Center in Purcellville and the Lovettsville Community Center can be accessed in the facilities' parking lots. The name of the network is ParksRec-Public. No password is required.