Source: Staff Reports, The Albany Journal L2Networks doesn’t seem interested in taking the “theft of services” charges lying down.  First, they took their complaint to the Georgia Public Service Commission.  Those complaint stem from Water, Gas & Light limiting access to vital equipment.  Now, they’re taking the rest of their complaints to the Federal Communications Commission, claiming

ALBANY — 6/30/2011 — The Water, Gas and Light Commission is searching for a cable provider to help them enter the local cable business. The commission has had a relationship with Tallahassee, Fla.-based L2Networks which it still uses to provide commercial telecom service. The commission would not provide the service itself; it would instead provide

Albany, Ga. — 6/30/2011 — utility gives up on competitive cable TV service provider “The Albany (Ga.) Water, Gas and Light Commission has tabled its plans to be a local cable TV provider in partnership with L2Networks and will now go “”in a different direction,”” the utility’s general manager said. The utility dumped L2 and

ALBANY, GA — 2/9/2012 — In our Facebook story of the day, you wanted to know if there has there been any change in the business relationship between L2Networks and the City of Albany. The business relationship has not changed. “The city has a contract with for telephone service from L2. I believe it’s a

ALBANY, Ga — 12/2/2010 — Revenues continue to trend above expenditures despite a rough month for the Albany Water, Gas & Light Commission’s Water department, the utility’s finance director said Thursday. #John Vansant III told board members that the utility as a whole was still $1.6 million better than budget predictions for the year thanks

ALBANY, GA (WALB) –- 12/2/2010 — The L2 network plans to provide TV, internet, and phone service using Albany Water, Gas and Light’s fiber optics. The construction and installation of the system will create at least 100 full time jobs. Twenty-five more positions could open if the company decides to relocate its existing call center

ALBANY, GA (WALB) — 10/27/2010 — Cable Competition is coming to Albany. The city commission approved a new cable franchise agreement late Tuesday night. Now, L-2 Networks is poised to roll out the first phase of the new service in three to six months. The cable and high-speed Internet service will be provided through fiber

ALBANY, Ga. — 10/22/2010 — City officials and authorities with Mediacom are working to resolve what the city says is a $139,000 bill stemming from what a city auditor says are underpayments of the corporation’s franchise fees, interest and penalties. #The Herald obtained documents Friday from the city of Albany in response to a request

ALBANY, GA (WALB) –- 10/19/2010 — Albany city commissioners continued discussions with L-2 networks about bringing new cable service to town. A representative from L-2 networks answered questions and concerns from commissioners. Commissioners asked about the financial status of the company because they don’t want to bring the company to town if they’re not able

ALBANY GA — 10/19/2010 — Albany City Commissioners heard an update from L2 Networks who plan to offer cable, telecom, and internet service by using Water Gas & Light’s fiber optic network. Commissioners say their constituents are supportive of competition and some want to know details of a potential future date they can try a