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BERRYVILLE — It likely will be more than a year before All Points Broadband (APB) can provide rural Clarke County households high-speed internet, largely because of factors beyond its control.
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One supervisor expressed concern about the potential for exorbitant connection costs to newer households with underground utilities because All Points only guarantees an aerial connection for $199.
Brandon Davis, executive director of the Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission, admits that the project to install broadband in Rockingham County’s unserved areas has been “quite the endeavor.”