Comcast has announced it’s expanding its internet service to seven more Minnesota cities.
The communications giant says its “fiber-rich network” will by the end of 2024 expand to the west of the Twin Cities, namely Corcoran, Cologne, Nowthen and parts of Grant, Hugo, Rogers, and Stillwater Township.
It will provide residents of those areas another option for their internet service, with Comcast saying the expansion is being part funded by the State of Minnesota’s Border-to-Border Broadband program, which pays up to 50% of development costs for qualifying projects.
The company says the new expansion will service near 14,000 additional homes.
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