Go Wireless with M33 Access

M33 Access is proud of its wireless grid encompassing more than 10,000 square miles of mostly rural Northeast Michigan, which makes it one of the largest networks of its kind on the planet.

A recent article published at www.thestreet.com, had this to say about our wireless network, which went online shortly after our first tower went up in 1999:

“The pioneer in this field is Glenn Wilson, president and founder of M33 Access in northern Michigan. Frustrated that none of the telecom carriers would bring high-speed Internet connections to the depressed countryside surrounding his hometown of Rose City, Wilson figured out how to . . rig up the country’s first renegade high-speed wireless ISP.”

M33 Access employs a series of 53 towers around the region to broadcast its wireless signal.

We also have the rare distinction of being one of the very few Wireless Internet Service Providers in the United States to be classified as an “essential service.” Why? Because M33 Access provides high-speed internet access for a long list of regional police and sheriff’s departments, 911 emergency call centers, hospitals, fire departments as well as dozens of school districts, Kirtland Community College and many private schools. Our business-class services are enjoyed by hundreds of local business of all sizes and thousands of residential customers who not long ago didn’t even have access to basic dial-up Internet service.

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