Comcast’s cable service in the town of Vail should have all the “bells and whistles” that the company provides in any market by the end of the year, a company representative told the town council Tuesday.
The town of Vail’s relationship with Comcast has been strained since Comcast’s previous franchise agreement with the town expired about a year and a half ago.
The town ordered an audit of the cable company’s service last October, which produced evidence of hundreds of violations by Comcast during the previous franchise agreement.
The town and Comcast haven’t yet been able to reach a new franchise agreement, and a Town Council meeting in mid-January with Comcast’s former representative for the area, Janet Rinaldi, was hostile and combative.
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