District Switches Internet Provider to CTI
September 11, 2025//
Litchfield Park District Board Meeting | Sept. 3, 2025
Article Summary: The Park District is upgrading its internet service at two key facilities, replacing Consolidated Communications with CTI.
Internet Upgrade Key Points:
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New Provider: The district is planning to switch to CTI for internet service.
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Locations: The upgrade will affect the Community Center and Memorial Pool.
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Old Provider: The new service replaces Consolidated Communications.
The Litchfield Park District is changing its internet service provider. During the meeting on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, Commissioner Katie Cross reported on plans to add CTI internet to district facilities.
The switch will bring CTI service to both the Community Center and Memorial Pool. This move replaces the district’s previous service with Consolidated Communications.
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