For years, residents of Riverside South and Findlay Creek have battled crippling cell service—dropped calls, dead zones, and Wi-Fi as the ultimate friendship test. Despite two decades of tech leaps, reception remains as bad as it was with brick-like Nokia phones. The city can’t force telecom upgrades, but it’s pushing for better service in contracts with providers. The real problem? Explosive neighborhood growth outpacing infrastructure, leaving people stuck with outdated connectivity in a world of smartphones.
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