(a) Any first-class city, second-class, and incorporated town may own, construct, acquire, purchase, maintain, and operate a television signal distribution system for the purpose of receiving, transmitting, and distributing television impulses and television energy, including audio signals and transient visual images, to the inhabitants of the city or town and to the inhabitants of an area not to exceed two (2) miles outside the boundaries of the city or town. (b) In no case shall a city or town be held liable for damages for failure to furnish or provide the service. Acts 1987, No. 328, § 1. (a) Any first-class city, second-class, and incorporated town may own, construct, acquire, purchase, maintain, and operate a television signal distribution system for the purpose of receiving, transmitting, and distributing television impulses and television energy, including audio signals and transient visual images, to the inhabitants of the city or town and to the inhabitants of an area not to exceed two (2) miles outside the boundaries of the city or town. (b) In no case shall a city or town be held liable for damages for failure to furnish or provide the service. Acts 1987, No. 328, § 1. (a) Any first-class city, second-class, and incorporated town may own, construct, acquire, purchase, maintain, and operate a television signal distribution system for the purpose of receiving, transmitting, and distributing television impulses and television energy, including audio signals and transient visual images, to the inhabitants of the city or town and to the inhabitants of an area not to exceed two (2) miles outside the boundaries of the city or town. (b) In no case shall a city or town be held liable for damages for failure to furnish or provide the service. Acts 1987, No. 328, § 1. (a) Any first-class city, second-class, and incorporated town may own, construct, acquire, purchase, maintain, and operate a television signal distribution system for the purpose of receiving, transmitting, and distributing television impulses and television energy, including audio signals and transient visual images, to the inhabitants of the city or town and to the inhabitants of an area not to exceed two (2) miles outside the boundaries of the city or town. (b) In no case shall a city or town be held liable for damages for failure to furnish or provide the service. Acts 1987, No. 328, § 1.
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