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Three days in Atlanta, and the TrueNet team is heading home with a long list of conversations to pick back up.Thank you ...
10/02/2026

Three days in Atlanta, and the TrueNet team is heading home with a long list of conversations to pick back up.

Thank you to everyone who made time to stop and talk at SCTE TechExpo this week. It was good to put faces to names, and even better to hear firsthand what you're building next and where a partner could make the work easier.

Joe Lodge, Cherilyn Marple, Luke McDowell, Keith Gibson, Mike Rutecki and Connor Murrell were on the floor for TrueNet. If you met any of them, they'll be in touch soon. 🤝

Didn't cross paths this time? Reach out to [email protected] and the team will find a time that works for you.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and it's a good moment to thank the people who keep TrueNet safe behind the sc...
10/02/2026

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and it's a good moment to thank the people who keep TrueNet safe behind the scenes.

TrueNet's IT team looks out for its crews, its offices and the customer networks those crews work on, all year long. This month they're sharing what they know through weekly briefings, and every TrueNet employee is completing their annual security training alongside them.

A lot of security comes down to people looking out for each other. Asking a coworker whether an email looks right. Telling IT about a strange click right away, even when it feels a little embarrassing.

An easy one to start the month: if you get a login prompt you didn't ask for, don't approve it. Report it. IT would much rather hear from you than not.

Every construction manager knows which contractor they have to chase for an update.On a network expansion in Henderson, ...
09/28/2026

Every construction manager knows which contractor they have to chase for an update.

On a network expansion in Henderson, Nevada, TrueNet's Las Vegas team set out to never be that contractor. When work slowed late last year, the routine didn't:

📞 a call with the customer every week, including the quiet ones
📋 status in their hands before they had to ask for it
🧾 invoices that went out promptly and matched the work

That customer has now awarded TrueNet a 50,000-foot new build in Laughlin, Nevada. Work starts once the permits transfer.

Nice work, Las Vegas. The next award is usually decided on the last job.

More than 450 miles of corridor, in a Texas summer. Somebody has to record what is actually out there before anyone desi...
09/21/2026

More than 450 miles of corridor, in a Texas summer. Somebody has to record what is actually out there before anyone designs against it.

The old way of getting that is people working their way down the shoulder in the heat, section by section.

TrueNet's digital data capture team drove it instead. Over 20 terabytes came back.

📏 RIEGL USA Inc. laser scanners measuring the corridor while the truck moves with traffic
🗺️ one continuous record of the whole route, where a corridor this long usually comes back in pieces
✏️ Mach9 Digital Surveyor 2 drafting curbs, pavement edges, poles and structures out of the point cloud

The laser doesn't lie, and at this length that matters more than it sounds. A route surveyed in pieces has seams where the pieces meet, and the seams tend to surface during construction.

The extraction still gets checked. TrueNet's feature extraction team reviews every feature before it reaches a deliverable, because the point cloud is the evidence and the drawing is a judgment call.

The work is running ahead of schedule. Another 400 plus miles of Texas is next.

If you have a corridor nobody wants to walk, TrueNet's digital data capture team will scope it with you: https://www.truenetcommunications.com/contact-us

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Construction Appreciation Week wraps up today, so here are the people it is actually about. TrueNet's construction crews...
09/18/2026

Construction Appreciation Week wraps up today, so here are the people it is actually about.

TrueNet's construction crews sent these photos in themselves. Aerial, underground, hi-rail and long-haul, from Las Vegas to Phoenix to Socorro County to San Bernardino. Outside, early, and usually with nobody watching.

If you work with a crew like this, give them a shout in the comments.

Thank you for all of it. We are proud of you.

Three days in Atlanta, and the best conversations get booked before anyone lands. SCTE TechExpo runs September 29 to Oct...
09/16/2026

Three days in Atlanta, and the best conversations get booked before anyone lands.

SCTE TechExpo runs September 29 to October 1 at the Georgia World Congress Center, and TrueNet Communications will be there.

Rather than leave it to chance on a crowded floor, the team would like to know who to look for.

📋 Will you be at the show? Let us know here: https://us21.list-manage.com/survey?u=ee0b46c471c5968d4addfbb98&id=e4242e0b6a

Joe Lodge, Sr. Sales Manager, and Connor Murrell, Sales Manager, are on the floor all three days and would be glad to meet you. Tell them you are coming and they will build the week around it. 🤝

Not making it to Atlanta this year? Reach out to [email protected] anyway and they will find a time that suits you.

It's National Construction Appreciation Week.To the crews who build and maintain the networks everybody else uses withou...
09/14/2026

It's National Construction Appreciation Week.

To the crews who build and maintain the networks everybody else uses without thinking about them: thank you.

Aerial crews. Underground crews. Splicers. Equipment operators. Foremen. Inspectors. On site early, in whatever the weather is doing, doing work that has to be right the first time because somebody will be depending on it for the next thirty years.

TrueNet Communications is proud of the people who do this work.

If you want to be one of them, the open roles are here: truenetcommunications.com/careers


09/11/2026

You can pull up almost any corridor in aerial imagery and street view. Both are pictures. Neither one tells you how wide that shoulder is or how much clearance sits over that crossing.

So somebody drives out and measures it.

This is that same drive, captured with TrueNet’s Mobile LiDAR system by our Digital Data Capture team in downtown Flagstaff, Arizona. The imagery is draped over the measurement. Take the picture away and every point underneath still holds a position you can work from.

🛣️ curbs, pavement edges and road markings
🪧 poles, signs and overhead clearance
🗺️ a measured record of the corridor, ready for engineering

When the design changes, the corridor is still there to measure. No second trip.

TrueNet's GIS team reviews and QCs every extracted feature before it reaches a deliverable. The tools got faster. The engineering judgment didn't move.

Talk to us about capturing your corridor: truenetcommunications.com/contact-us

Responsibility is one of TrueNet's values. Here is what it looked like on one program this year.The client's specificati...
09/09/2026

Responsibility is one of TrueNet's values. Here is what it looked like on one program this year.

The client's specifications and standards changed while the work was already running. That is normal on a long-running program, and it is also where quality quietly goes wrong. A team keeps building to the version of the spec they learned first, and nobody notices for months.

So the managers on this program made staying current part of the job. Not only for TrueNet's own designers, but for the subcontractor teams supporting them, who are the easiest people in any program to forget to tell.

About 1,000 design and as-built jobs a month. Roughly 5,000 delivered across five months. Zero safety incidents.

Responsibility is mostly unglamorous. It looks like making sure the person who does not work for you has the current drawing.

Learn more about TrueNet's core values here:
https://www.truenetcommunications.com/about-us

Ever wonder what all the gear on the TrueNet survey truck actually does? 🛻Four instruments run at the same time while it...
09/04/2026

Ever wonder what all the gear on the TrueNet survey truck actually does? 🛻

Four instruments run at the same time while it moves.

📷 A 72 MP camera shoots 360° from six lenses at once, spatially accurate to ±2 mm at 10 meters.

📏 Two laser heads sweep from different angles, so what one misses behind a pole, the other catches.

🛰️ A GNSS receiver fixes latitude, longitude and elevation off two roof antennas.

🛞 A wheel encoder counts every rotation, which carries the position when a bridge takes the satellites away.

🗺️ What comes back is a colorized point cloud. Every pole, wire, curb and clearance, measured and positioned, ready for design.

TrueNet has been doing this work since 1985. The job has not changed. The tools have.

See more info here:
https://www.truenetcommunications.com/digital-data-capture

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