Snoqualmie Launches Free Downtown Wi-Fi Through October 2026 as Summer Tourism Builds
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Updated · KOMO News · Jun 4
Snoqualmie Launches Free Downtown Wi-Fi Through October 2026 as Summer Tourism Builds
3 articles · Updated · KOMO News · Jun 4
Summary
Snoqualmie this week switched on the "Sno-Fi Pilot" free public Wi-Fi network across several blocks of its historic downtown ahead of the summer visitor surge.
Coverage runs from Southeast King Street to Southeast River Street along Railroad Avenue Southeast and Falls Avenue Southeast, targeting the core business district where officials say cellular service has gaps.
The city said the network is meant to help tourists, residents and downtown businesses stay connected and support local commerce during the peak travel season.
The pilot will run through October 2026, after which Snoqualmie will review performance and funding before deciding whether to keep or expand it.
Because Sno-Fi is an open public network, officials warned users not to transmit sensitive information such as passwords or banking details while connected.