Why isn’t CTC in my area? When will fiber internet be coming to my neighborhood? Can’t you just extend the line another mile? These are questions we get on a regular basis.
Check out this summary that we put together that explains our plan for 2021 construction of fiber internet networks and answers several of the frequently asked questions about our process, timelines, communication, etc.
Cherry Township
June 2021
Mainline construction is underway! Splicing should start in a couple of weeks with installs expected in late fall and early winter 2021.
For more details, visit: www.goctc.com/cherry
Ross/Stark Lake
June 2021
We are tentatively planning on starting the construction of a fiber internet network in the Stark/Ross Lake area in July 2021. Service installations would then take place in November/December 2021.
In the meantime, we are preselling services in this area. If you are interested, please call 218-454-1144 or enter your address below.
Ely Main Street
June 2021
At this time we are actively selling business services in this area. If you are interested, please contact Lauren at 218-454-1237.
For more details, visit: www.goctc.com/ely.
If you are a resident in the area and are interested in services, please enter your address at the bottom of this page.
Crosby North
June 2021
Plowing is underway! Once plowing is complete, splicing and testing will be completed. Installs can begin in early July!
If you have not signed up for services yet, please call 215-454-1144 or enter your address below.
Looking Ahead…
In 2022, we will start building fiber networks in the Little Falls/Fort Ripley area. This project is supported by funding from the USDA ReConnect program.
Interested in Service? Enter Your Address:
If you live in one of the areas above and would like to sign up for services,
please contact a member of our team at 218-454-1144 or enter your address below.
OR if you’d like CTC to build a fiber network in your neighborhood, please enter your address below.
By sharing your location and interest in CTC’s services, we’ll know what areas are “hot spots” for future fiber builds.