This week, the City of Snoqualmie launched “Sno-Fi Pilot,” a free public Wi-Fi network now live across several city blocks in historic downtown.
Ribbon Cutting This Friday
Join the City of Snoqualmie and SnoValley Chamber of Commerce for a ribbon-cutting this Friday, June 5, at 9:30 a.m. in Historic Downtown Snoqualmie. All are welcome.
Where It Works
Wi-Fi coverage spans from SE King Street south to SE River Street, along both Railroad Avenue SE and Falls Avenue SE, right in the heart of the historic downtown district.
Built for Visitors, Businesses, and Residents
Whether you’re exploring downtown or a local business welcoming out-of-town guests, this free internet access will make it easier to explore Snoqualmie and support our local businesses.
Use Public Wi-Fi Safely
Sno-Fi Pilot is an open network, similar to Wi-Fi found in cafes and public spaces. Users should avoid transmitting sensitive information such as passwords or banking details while connected.
Available All Summer
The “Sno-Fi Pilot” runs through October 2026, covering the busy summer tourism season. The City will evaluate performance and available funding to determine whether to continue or expand the service beyond October.
The Wi-Fi network ensures that visitors, local residents, and downtown businesses all stay connected this summer. It will also bridge existing gaps in cell coverage throughout the downtown business district, a timely upgrade as foot traffic is expected to surge in the months ahead.
[Information and images provided by the City of Snoqualmie]
