Aurora board approves switch to GoNet Speed for town internet
August 11, 2026 | Aurora, Erie County, New York
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The Aurora Town Board voted to enter a 16-month contract with GoNet Speed at an annual cost of $2,817.60 to replace the current Spectrum agreement that expires Aug. 25, 2026. The supervisor presented the proposed term and rate and the board voted to proceed. Members responding in favor noted the lower cost compared with the incumbent provider.
"I just wanna say I was shocked by how much cheaper GoNet Speed is from faster service," said Deputy Supervisor Joe McCann during the discussion, reflecting the board's reaction to the quoted pricing. The board approved the contract by voice vote and instructed staff to finalize the transition details with the vendor.
"I just wanna say I was shocked by how much cheaper GoNet Speed is from faster service," said Deputy Supervisor Joe McCann during the discussion, reflecting the board's reaction to the quoted pricing. The board approved the contract by voice vote and instructed staff to finalize the transition details with the vendor.
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