| T-Mobile | 9500 De Wolf Ave | T-Mobile has been notified. But still no data connection and it's for work. This is really aggravating and frustrating. | 2014 |
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| Verizon | Hiebert Library | Used to be OK, but quite suddenly, it has become much, much worse for some reason. Dropped calls, no reception, battery life is horrible (not a problem at another location where I receive good coverage). | 2014 |
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| AT&T | 3524 W Harold Ave | No cell reception for AT&T service. I have never had more than 2 bars maximum and sending texts and pictures takes forever, if they send at all. Phone calls are extremely difficult to make and I have to walk around the house to maintain any kind of reception. | 2015 |
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| T-Mobile | 115 S Woodrow Ave | dead zone says lte 4g but super slow in and around my home like almost no speed at all | 2019 |
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| AT&T | 34900 Dunlap Rd | For any AT&T smartphones at least, No less that 1/10th of a mile driving south on Dunlap Road from Highway 180 ALL signal is lost and remains a dead zone for at least 15 miles. Not even "emergency calls only" is available. There is very hilled terrain for this area and you may get one bar at a random location where the road and terrain peak but quickly returns to a dead zone. A friend who took the same trip to look at real estate has Verizon and had a signal of various strengths for the majority of time. Maybe a couple times during the trip he checked his Verizon iPhone and had no signal but only for a second and his phone would quickly gain a signal again. | 2016 |
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