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An ISP has announced a series of fiber expansions several Ohio counties.
The nation’s fourth largest builder of fiber broadband, Brightspeed, has announced a project to connect over 2,600 homes and businesses to the company’s network in Ohio’s Trumbull County.
Upon the completion of construction of the network, over 33,000 customers will have access to Brightspeed’s network in Trumbull County, Brightspeed’s March 27 announcement stated.
Currently, there are approximately 17,000 potential customers who have access to Brightspeed’s network in Trumbull County.
The company announced construction is occurring in Warren, Howland Center, Champion Heights and in the Warren’s Oak Knoll neighborhood.
This week Brightspeed also announced that construction is underway to expand the company’s network to an additional 260 locations in Mansfield, Ohio, with additional efforts planned for surrounding communities in Richland County.
The North Carolina-based ISP said all of the communities mentioned above could expect to see crews working as construction begins.
