Washtenaw County Administrator Robert E. Guenzel, and 20/20 Communications CEO Mark McCleary, today signed the Wireless Washtenaw agreement. The agreement gives the green light for 20/20 to start the three (3) Wireless Washtenaw Pilots. 20/20 will begin installing radios on county assets in Ann Arbor, Saline and a consortium of rural areas including the Village of Manchester, Bridgewater Township, Freedom Township, Manchester Township and Sharon Township.

Residents and businesses in these areas will be able to participate in the pilot using both the free 84kbs service and the fee based faster service. "People have been calling daily to find out how they can be part of the Pilot" said Bob Wolff, President 20/20 Communications, "We've been taking their name, number and address and will contact them as soon as we establish the pilot in their area."

Upon the pilot's successful completion, 20/20 Communications will then begin deploying radios and providing the free and fee based wireless Internet service to the remaining Washtenaw County residents and businesses.

About Wireless Washtenaw
The goal for Wireless Washtenaw, an exciting new initiative for the entire Washtenaw Community, is to provide a wireless network for the urban, suburban and rural settings in 2007. Objectives include providing citizens and visitors a pleasant, seamless wireless Internet experience; supporting economic development and improving the quality of life in Washtenaw County; serving as a model for other communities to observe, learn from and use the knowledge gained to promote similar services in their own communities; and providing a model of cooperation and collaboration between government, business and education. For more information on Wireless Washtenaw, please see the Wireless Washtenaw web site at wireless.ewashtenaw.org, or contact Uma Harithsa at (734) 222-3578.

About 20/20 Communications
20/20 Communications was created from a merger between Ann Arbor Wireless and local Internet service provider IC.Net. Ann Arbor Wireless was best known over the last 20 years for its five retail stores which sell business and residential Internet service, mobile phones and calling plans. IC.Net had provided Internet services, such as high-speed T1 lines, to area businesses for the past 11 years. In February 2006, 20/20 also acquired Jackson-based PCS Broadband's wireless assets and began offering and providing high-speed wireless access to its customers. For more information on 20/20 Communications, please see the website at www.2020comm.com, or contact Robert Wolff at (734) 973-2020.