T-Mobile Goes Live On Cell Tower In Town Park, Increasing Revenue For Century

September 29, 2023

T-Mobile went live recently on a cell tower in a town-owned park, and that should mean a little more revenue for Century.

In 2021, the Century Town Council approved a five-year lease with options out to 40 years with Diamond Towers for a tower with AT&T service on a parcel of land in the town’s Anthony Pleasant Park off West Highway 4. It’s a small area tucked away essentially at the back of the park.

In early 2022, AT&T was the first carrier to provide service from the tower.

Diamond pays about $1,500 per month for at least five years under the terms of the contract. There is another $500 per month due for any additional cellular provider, such as T-Mobile, collocated on the tower in the future. There are annual options for slight increases.

Pictured: This tower at Anthony Pleasant Park in Century provides AT&T and T-Mobile service now. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Comments

2 Responses to “T-Mobile Goes Live On Cell Tower In Town Park, Increasing Revenue For Century”

  1. Julie Booth-Moran on October 1st, 2023 12:12 pm

    I AGREE! Verizon needs to do something! Years ago I called and complained about having so many drop calls, or NO Signal at all! They told me if I would mark the spot when I had that happen, I said wouldn’t the phone have to have A signal? …she paused and said Yes, she kind of sheepish laughed and said, yes it would.
    Well, that won’t help you much.!”

  2. John on September 29th, 2023 6:54 am

    That good will Verizon needs to get off the but get one on here because our service sucks now





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