A city in Greece will use equipment from Calabasas-based Strix Systems to deploy the first wireless system in that country, the company announced Wednesday. With the Strix Access/One Outdoor Wireless system, the city of Galatsi will provide fee-based broadband services to residents and businesses, free Internet access to students, and free Internet access and VoIP service for municipal employees. Internet access to all citizens in the coverage area was the first phase of the deployment. The second phase involves expanded coverage for public buildings, the business district, schools, and the Olympic athletic center. The deployment shows that Strix’s outdoor wireless system can provide good coverage even in dense urban areas, said Jim Mooreland, vice president of worldwide sales. “Galatsi has a real understanding of the value a wireless mesh network can bring to all constituents of a community businesses, residents, and the municipality itself,” Mooreland said.