Spectrum Expands Fiber Broadband to 1,700 Ohio Locations as $7 Billion Rural Buildout Advances
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Updated · Charter Communications · Jul 22
Spectrum Expands Fiber Broadband to 1,700 Ohio Locations as $7 Billion Rural Buildout Advances
3 articles · Updated · Charter Communications · Jul 22
Summary
More than 1,700 homes and businesses in Coshocton County, Ohio, can now get Spectrum internet, mobile, TV and voice service in previously unserved or underserved areas near Conesville, Coshocton, Fresno, Keene, Walhonding and Warsaw.
The expansion is part of Spectrum’s multi-year rural construction program, backed by more than $7 billion in private investment to add 100,000-plus miles of fiber and reach over 1.7 million new locations nationwide.
Spectrum said residential and business customers in the area can receive internet speeds up to 1 Gbps, with starting speeds of 500 Mbps and no modem fees, data caps or contracts.
County Commissioner Dane Shryock said the buildout helps narrow Coshocton County’s digital divide, extending urban-level connectivity to rural residents and small businesses.