AT&T mobile tech center set up in Hunt to assist with internet access

AT&T has a mobile tech center to help anyone get connected for online resources and support.  Because of the recent floods, some in the Hill Country are still having a hard time finding a signal in certain areas.  The company is offering a digital hub, complete with wifi access, computers, and charging stations.  It’s a partnership between AT&T and the information technology disaster resource center.

For the next three weeks, weather permitting, AT&T’s Mobile Connectivity Center (MCC) will remain at the Hunt Store located at 1634 TX-39, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.  This free, air-conditioned public resource offers Wi-Fi access, 16 computers and charging stations for phones and devices.

This can benefit anyone needing to line up repairs, replacements, and apply for disaster relief.

AT&T has also set up this service at Schreiner University, 2100 Memorial Blvd in Kerrville from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.