Paul Bunyan Communications completes broadband expansion in City of Bovey (Itasca County)

From Paul Bunyan Communications…

Paul Bunyan Communications has completed expanding its all-fiber optic network, the GigaZone®, to the city of Bovey that included over 350 homes and businesses. Those who have signed up for service are being contacted to set up service installation.
“We’re proud to complete our all-fiber optic gigabit broadband expansion to the City of Bovey. High-quality connectivity is no longer a luxury, it’s essential. With this project now complete, residents and businesses in Bovey can access the advanced broadband services they need to thrive,” said Chad Bullock, CEO/General Manager of Paul Bunyan Communications.
“This expansion marks a major step forward for the Bovey community,” said Leo Anderson, Chief Technology Officer at Paul Bunyan Communications. “With our all-fiber optic network now delivering speeds up to 10 Gig, everything from remote work and online learning to telehealth and streaming becomes seamless. This level of connectivity is truly transformative.”
Anyone interested in getting connected to the all-fiber optic broadband network in these areas can still sign up for service. The cooperative will return to bring the network up to locations with no construction fee when feasible.
There is no membership fee to join Paul Bunyan Communications, membership is included by subscribing to either local phone service or GigaZone® Internet service.
To check to see if a specific location is within an expansion area and learn more about the expansion construction process, visit www.gigazone.com

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