Clallam County has partnered with Astound to deliver high-speed fiber internet to underserved rural areas along State Route 112. The project, costing $22.2 million, will cover around 100 miles and benefit over 1,500 homes with speeds up to 5 Gbps. Funded through various grants, including $16 million from the Washington State Broadband Office, construction is already in progress and expected to be completed by late 2026. The Public Utility District plays a vital role in project management and coordination, helping to efficiently utilize existing infrastructure.
This $22.2 million partnership aims to deliver high-speed fiber internet to over 1,500 homes in unserved rural areas of Clallam County.
Astound's investment in Clallam County will result in the construction of 100 miles of fiber-optic infrastructure, improving connectivity for several communities.
With construction underway, residents can expect access to fiber speeds up to 5 gigabits per second by the end of 2026.
The partnership is supported by multiple funding sources, including $16 million from the Washington State Broadband Office under the American Rescue Plan.
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