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Telecommunications provider Consolidated Communications has informed municipal governments in Butler County that it will stop providing cable television service, effective March 26. An executive from ...
Service provider will offer SMBs gigabit speed internet and Wi-Fi6 services.
Consolidated Communications has selected Hancock as the test site for a new technology with the potential to affordably supply internet to areas of town with limited or no coverage. Representative Rob Koester said the company would be looking at a...
Voters overwhelmingly approved a warrant article seeking to enter into a $1.3 million, 20-year bond with Consolidated Communications for municipal broadband at Saturday’s Town Meeting.Requiring a two-thirds majority of a ballot vote to pass, residents...
Consolidated to Bring Gigabit to More New Hampshire Towns Posted on Share Home » Consolidated to Bring Gigabit to More New Hampshire Towns Consolidated Communications said will be building fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) networks capable of supporting gigabit speeds in Greenfield, Jaffrey, Marlow, Roxbury and Peterborough, New Hampshire, as residents of those communities recently approved the construction. Public/private partnerships typically arise in communities where broadband buildout costs are so high that service providers cannot build a business case for deployment. Consolidated ...