The Tech on Wheels van is equipped with knowledgeable staff, mobile internet access and educational materials. Valley News/Courtesy photo
RIVERSIDE – Riverside County is taking a major step in bridging the digital divide with the launch of Tech on Wheels, a mobile technology hub designed to provide digital resources and internet access to communities in need. The program is funded by Fifth District Supervisor Yxstian Gutierrez using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and managed by Riverside County Information Technology (RCIT) Broadband Director Tom Mullen. Tech on Wheels will serve residents across the Fifth District, bringing essential digital services directly to their neighborhoods.Supervisor Gutierrez prioritized funding for Tech on Wheels as part of his commitment to expanding digital access and improving economic opportunities for residents. “We have to make sure our residents have access to digital resour
