Internet Options
One of the goals of RIVCOconnect is that service be provided to all residents at an affordable cost, one that allows all residents to access high-speed connections to information, entertainment, health care, government services, employment opportunities, and educational growth.
Low Cost Internet Options
Low cost internet options are available from three current providers within Riverside County. They are:
Charter/Spectrum: Spectrum Internet Assist
- Through the Spectrum Internet Assist program, qualified households can receive 30 Mbps Internet service with no data caps, Internet modem included, and no contracts required. Add in-home WiFi for $5 more per month.
AT&T: AT&T Access
- Through the AT&T Access program, qualified households can receive internet services ranging from 10 Mbps with no deposit or installation fees, no contracts required and wi-fi internet modem included.
Frontier: California Lifeline Discount Program
- Through the Frontier's California Lifeline Discount Program, qualified households can receive internet services.
Partners List
The RIVCOconnect Project Team would like to take this time to thank our stakeholders – the Riverside County Board of Supervisors, the 28 cities, 12 tribal nations, public utilities, special districts, local council of governments, and the other County Departments who are supporting and participating in this worthy effort to bring high speed broadband service to every home and business across the County.
Cities
Tribal Nations
Councils of Governments
Industry Partners
Nonprofit
The Digital Equity Program is a program designed for bridging the Digital Divide in our local community. Low-income families do not have the available resources to take advantage of new technologies that can assist in improving their education, communication and overall quality of life.
Entity #77-0642092 Outreach organization to families in need.
Entity #2184048 A Digital Inclusion Program designed for bridging the Digital Divide in our local community. Low-income families do not have the available resources to take advantage of new technologies that can.
With a collection of approximately 425,000 books and other library materials, as well as 400 public access computers (including catalogs) and an annual circulation of 1.23 million, RPL is a major provider of information services and cultural programs in California's Inland Empire.
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) was created in 1983 to supplement and expand the work of local social service agencies, both nonprofit and governmental, in an effort to help people with economic emergencies
Entity #95-2287250 Community Connect has a wide impact on Riverside County, serving all areas in a variety of capacities including: rental assistance, housing, transportation, professional and self-development, counseling, senior services .
Entity #47-5282110 A non-profit organization dedicated into making the immigrant and refugees’ lives easier.
Entity # 45-5593363 Dedicated to supporting, advancing, and protecting the civil and human rights of all people in Syria by recognizing the inherent dignity and unalienable rights of all persons now living or previously residing within the borders of Syria.
Entity# 95-6102211 Billed as the largest train museum in the western United States, the nonprofit museum founded in 1956 houses more than 200 historical railway cars and locomotives.
Entity #90-1038480 Providing housing and jobs for Veterans that are transitioning from active duty and homelessness
Entity # 95-6067343 Provides women information about where and how to get access to the free resources that are available to you in pursuing your entrepreneurial dream. Free one-on-one counseling
Entity #26-4256634 Identifies and accesses poverty related needs and resources in the community. Assist low income families and individuals.
Entity #81-0642159 Families Living with AIDS Care Center is here to help those who are living with AIDS, better their lives to the best of their abilities, and to give support where understanding and guidance is needed.
Entity #46-5293183 A mission to inspire, educate and enhance education and training in the visual, performing and digital arts. JDSCA classes and programs fulfill the Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) requirements, per the California Education Standard, and collaborate to enhance the CTE pathways to the home school, online school, traditional school, higher-ed schools, and trade school populations
Inland Empire Save lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer.
Entity #45-3208152 Provide public benefit to the children and families of the Perris Valley Communities” through programs that will enable youth to engage in positive behaviors, develop good character, nurture their own well–being.
Entity #82 -856554 Mission of exposing more children to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) education and linking STEAM education to careers
Entity #47-2162922 A community based, noncommercial radio station, the programming will focus on education, entertainment, and issues important to the local community, including emergency broadcasting.
