This Rural Development investment will be used to deploy a fiber-to-the-premises network to connect 4,330 people, 61 businesses and 21 farms to high-speed internet in rural Cowlitz County. Kalama Telephone Company will make high-speed internet affordable by participating in the FCC's Affordable Connectivity and Lifeline programs.
This Rural Development investment will be used to deploy a fiber-to-the-premises network to connect 3,975 people, 981 farms, 216 businesses and 11 public schools to high-speed internet in Alfalfa, Harper, Major, Woods, and Woodward counties in Oklahoma. Pioneer Telephone Cooperative Inc. will make high-speed internet affordable by participating in the
Border to Border Communications, Inc. (B2B) is a certificated local exchange carrier providing slow speed broadband service within its exchange and surrounding areas in south Texas at the Mexico border near Laredo. B2B’s office is located in Zapata, Texas and currently provides long distance and wireline voice to all of
Oklahoma Western Telephone Company (Oklahoma Western) is a certificated local exchange carrier providing broadband service to its nine exchanges in southeastern Oklahoma. Oklahoma Western headquarters is located in Clayton, Oklahoma and currently provides long distance, wireline voice to all of its exchange areas and high speed broadband service to areas
Cross Cable will utilize RUS grant funding to deploy fiber-to-the premises broadband service to (100) households, (2) schools, (7) businesses, and (11) farms and other agricultural facilities in McIntosh, and Leflore Counties, in Oklahoma. This project will allow unserved and underserved citizens in this area to access state of the
Cimarron Telephone will utilize RUS grant funding to deploy fiber-to-the-premises broadband service to a total of 129 locations in Creek County, Oklahoma. This project will allow unserved and underserved citizens in these communities access to state of the art voice, video and internet access with speeds up to 1 Gbps.
Pioneer Telephone Cooperative, Inc. is a certificated local exchange carrier providing broadband service to 76 exchanges in western Oklahoma. Pioneer is located in Kingfisher, OK and currently provides high speed broadband, wireless mobile, wireless fixed data, long distance, wireline voice and video services directly or through one of its subsidiaries.
Cross Cable will utilize RUS grant funding to deploy fiber-to-the premises broadband service to (100) households, (2) schools, (7) businesses, and (11) farms and other agricultural facilities in McIntosh, and Leflore Counties, in Oklahoma. This project will allow unserved and underserved citizens in this area to access state of the
KanOkla Shidler, LLC proposes to provide and Active Ethernet with a fiber ONT at the premise connecting the rural communities of Shidler, Wynona, Foaraker, Webb City and Grainola exchanges to high speed internet. This will replace the existing copper plant in these remote, underserved areas. Proposed network speeds will be
Carnegie Telephone Company, Inc. (Carnegie) is a certificated local exchange carrier providing broadband service to its two exchanges in west central Oklahoma. Carnegie’s headquarters is located in Carnegie, Oklahoma and they currently provide long distance and wireline voice to all of its exchange areas and high speed broadband service to
