Trailblazer Broadband is high-speed internet delivered over fiber-optic lines with upload and download speeds up to 1GB. But did you know that there are WiFi disruptions everywhere? From your neighbor’s network, the distance from your equipment, the size and structure of your home, to things you may not even think about such as a baby monitor, Bluetooth speakers, or even your microwave! Without even realizing it, our homes can prevent our internet from performing at its best.
With Trailblazer Broadband, use your WiFi to the fullest with our Whole Home Experience that includes Beacons that strengthen your connection so you can have high-speed internet in your whole home without any interference.
What is a Trailblazer Beacon?
These Beacons help to boost and direct WiFi signals so that you can have a strong connection throughout your whole home, regardless of size, structure, or any other disruptions.
Beacons have a one-time installation charge of $25 per Beacon*, and a monthly charge of $5 per beacon.
How does it work?
When you sign up and schedule your installation, you will be prompted to select your level of service and how many Beacons you will need. Packages to choose from are:
If you’re unsure what level of coverage you need, no worries! We’ve created a short quiz to help you determine your Beacon needs to ensure you have WiFi in your whole home.
During your on-site installation of Trailblazer Broadband, our installation team will assess your home and ensure you have the right level of service for your specific needs as well as recommending where to place the Beacons for optimal internet speed in your home.
Don’t let anything stand in your way to high-speed internet for you home! Be sure to sign up for service updates so you can be one of the first to sign up for service once it’s available in your neighborhood.
*The one-time fee of $25 is if the Beacons are added to your home during the time of installation. If you choose to have beacons at a later date, the one-time fee increases to $105.
Estes Park Power & Communications, formerly Estes Park Light & Power, has established
Trailblazer Broadband, a community-owned and operated high-speed internet service that is delivered over fiber optic cable. The Town unveiled its new service during an official launch party to introduce the Trailblazer brand to the community. Trailblazer Broadband service is the only high-speed internet service delivered over fiber-optic lines, resulting in the fastest and most reliable option available to residents and businesses.
“The Town of Estes Park is committed to continuing its legacy as trailblazers,” said Travis Machalek, Estes Park Town Administrator. “Our leaders — the innovative pioneers from Estes Park’s early and recent history — have provided a solid foundation for us to build on today. This is another tremendous milestone in the history of our mountain community.”
During the official launch event Sept. 25 at the Estes Park Event Center, community members and key players came together to celebrate the Trailblazer brand unveiling, which has been embargoed during the development of the service. Themed in step with the brand tagline, “Connecting Our Community,” the event featured an official brand reveal and “fiber lighting” ceremony, informational exhibits, user resources, demonstrations and more guided through a trail path for guests to enjoy. Other tie-ins included a past to present dialogue, visuals and setting to honor the Town’s innovative history.
“Founded from cornerstones of community vitality and connectivity, Trailblazer strives to meet the needs and values of our customers,” said Kate Rusch, Town of Estes Park Public Information Officer. “Since the service’s inception, Town developers stayed tuned to local residents’ perspectives to ensure the community voice and values remain at the forefront.”
Businesses and residents are offered several different service options and rates to best suits their needs. The initial startup phase utilizes Power & Communications’ smart grid fiber-optic infrastructure, which already exists in specific neighborhoods and is in development in others. Trailblazer Broadband will be available in some locations this year and will roll out in surrounding areas within the Power & Communications’ service area over the next three to five years. A phase map is available at
www.TrailblazerBroadband.com and it will soon allow users to enter an address to see approximate availability in that area.
Photo Caption: Town officials gathered with F.O. and Flora Stanley and over 200 attendees to celebrate the launch of Trailblazer Broadband Sept. 25. Symbolizing the new broadband service, the group “connected the fiber optics” as the brand was revealed. Pictured from the left are Liz Potter portraying Flora Stanley, Kurtis Kelly portraying F.O Stanley, Mayor Todd Jirsa, Town Administrator Travis Machalek, and Utilities Director Reuben Bergsten.
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