Metronet says it has launched construction of fiber to the premises (FTTP) infrastructure in Findlay, OH. The fiber broadband network operator says the FTTP deployment will take two years to complete; however, first customers should be connected to the network next fall.
The first construction site is on West High Street, near the town center. From their crews will progress throughout the northwest of Findlay. Metronet says it will alert residents 30 days before digging begins in their neighborhood. will receive communication by mail about construction activity in their neighborhood 30 days prior to starting.
The company says it plans to hire local market managers, sales people, and customer service professionals and service technicians to support the Findlay FTTP operation. Applications for these positions are now being accepted.
“As reliable, fast internet becomes more critical to everyday life, it’s important that we provide communities throughout America with service that can improve their quality of life and boost economic development,” said John Cinelli, Metronet CEO. “We are grateful for the City of Findlay’s continued support and look forward to providing them with a network that will support their goals for growth and prosperity.”
“As Metronet expands to Findlay, we are excited to see the impact their 100% fiber-optic network will have on our community,” commented Mayor Christina Muryn. “We are grateful for Metronet’s investment in Findlay and know that their fiber-optic infrastructure will propel our community well into the future, allowing us to attract more residents and businesses.”
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