Dear Members,

March 31, 2009 -- Omnicity Corp. (OTC-BB: OMCY) – The Midwest’s largest fixed Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) announces the acquisition of Indiana’s fastest WISP, Forepoint Networks (“Forepoint”). This acquisition represents the third of several acquisitions that Omnicity plans to complete by the end of May 2009 and adds another approximately 1,000 subscribers and over 20 towers in the Tipmont REMC area. We plan to partner with Tipmont REMC to expand coverage to their customers.

Omnicity takes another step forward in its acquisition strategy with the acquisition of Forepoints’ subscriber base, tower locations and wireless assets. Forepoint adds a large customer base in rural north central Indiana in the Tipmont REMC coverage area. Omnicity now covers over half of the State of Indiana and plans to continue its expansion throughout the Midwest by the end of 2009 and nationally in 2010. Eric Steele, President of Forepoint, commented, “We are excited about what Omnicity can deliver to our customers as they add advanced voice and video services. Omnicity, through partnering with the Tipmont REMC will be able to expand our customer base rapidly.” Forepoint began in 2006 replacing dial up Internet, previously their only choice, with high speed wireless Internet services in rural markets. The strategic addition of Forepoint is expected to bring rapid expansion and more fiber optic infrastructure to the existing network while giving Omnicity more ability to grow its network in the Midwest and nationally.

“We are very excited about the addition of Forepoint Networks and welcome their customers to our family. We are looking forward to adding services to yet another rural area to assist us in furthering our mission to be the preeminent consolidator of rural broadband nationwide”, commented Omnicity’s CEO, Richard Beltzhoover.

Why OMCY Warrants Investment Consideration:

1. Growth through savvy acquisitions, alliances and by targeting new markets -- Proving that its business model is highly successful on a regional basis in Indiana, Omnicity is planning to grow nationally via acquisitions and marketing through a strategic alliance with the nation-wide Rural Electric Membership Cooperatives (REMCs) and regional governments.
   The Company anticipates over 30 acquisitions in the next 18 months!

2. Establishing operational efficiencies -- Omnicity’s business is highly scalable and uses low cost industry standard wireless equipment allowing for very efficient use of capital and low operating cost per subscriber. The use of a centralized billing and management system further improves the operating efficiencies of the consolidated businesses as they are acquired.
3. Secures financing, accelerates acquisition strategy -- Just recently Omnicity and Agility Ventures, LLC, an alliance partner, closed an Agreement to add an additional $1,000,000 Master Lease facility which will assist Omnicity in the furthering of its mission to bring broadband to markets of rural America and to accelerate its acquisition strategy.
4. Omnicity executives take to Capitol Hill to lobby Indiana Congressional Delegation -- March 06 – As the landmark federal Stimulus Bill was nearing final mark-up and vote for the President’s signature, Omnicity executives took to Capitol Hill to ensure that key members of the Indiana congressional delegation were aware of Omnicity’s mission to bring broadband to rural America and to participate in fulfilling that mandate of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
5. The wireless competitive advantage -- Omnicity’s value proposition is to provide internet access to rural America at a significantly lower cost than wire or fiber optics.
6. Systems operations and installation cost reductions -- Omnicity uses standards-based wireless equipment and has migrated to the next generation of 900MHz and 2.4GHz equipment, resulting in reduced tower installation costs and subscriber installation costs as well dramatic performance enhancements.
7. Immediate market potential -- Omnicity executes its strategy by acquiring or building operations in small to mid-size markets with a significant number of households not effectively served by traditional hard-wire broadband service. These markets typically have terrain and other conditions conducive to wireless transmissions.
8. WISP Industry Overview -- In the United States today, there are several thousand WISPs operating in the licensed and unlicensed spectrum. These operators are predominately using unlicensed 900MHz and 2.4GHz for the transmission of their services. Omnicity believes that many of these smaller WISPs are candidates for acquisition due to the lack of resources needed to develop their network and subscriber base.

Key Management:

Omnicity Corp. possesses a strong management team, with each member having solid credentials in both education and work experience to manage a successful company. The company is led by the following individuals.

• Dick Beltzhoover -- President & Chief Executive Officer, Director
• Greg Jarman -- Chief Operating Officer, Director
• Don Prest -- Chief Financial Officer, Director
• David Bradford -- Vice President Corporate Development, Director
• Paul Brock -- Director
• Robert Pearson -- Director
• James Richardson -- Controller
• Bob Evans -- Vice President of Acquisitions
• David Weddell -- Vice President, Sales and Marketing

SEC Filings:

Edgar search results for all of OMCY's recent SEC filings can be found at:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/sec?s=OMCY.OB

Significant Press Releases of 2009:

	Mar 18	Omnicity Acquires Cue Connex to Move Into Rural Municipality Market
	Mar 11	Omnicity Completes Acquisition of NDWave
	Mar 06	Omnicity Positions for Federal Stimulus Participation
	Mar 03	Omnicity Secures Major Financing Arrangement to Accelerate Its Acquisition Strategy
	Feb 18	Omnicity -- Bringing Broadband to the Heartland

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Technical Analysis

Conclusion

Omnicity plans to develop a nationwide wireless network and to become the premier consolidator of rural market broadband internet services in the United States. Within its target market, Omnicity can deliver high-speed internet access to rural subscribers more cost effectively than traditional cable or fiber optic models. StockChartist.com believes that Omnicity’s record of successful acquisitions confirms the validity of the Company’s business model. Omnicity’s management reports that by consolidating the industry through acquisitions and ongoing organic growth, the Company expects to remain operationally cash flow positive, with approximately $10M in revenue projected over the next twelve months including profitability within that timeframe, and will remain profitable with increasing margins as it grows to over $76M in revenues by the end of year 5 of its business plan.

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