NASHVILLE, Ind. – Mainstream Fiber Networks recently completed construction on two multi-year projects to develop and deploy over 180 miles combined of new fiber infrastructure to previously unserved portions of Benton and Floyd counties. The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs awarded more than $3 million in Next Level Connections grant funding to Mainstream Fiber for the Connect Benton County project with a local match of nearly $3.2 million for a total project cost of more than $6.2 million. Mainstream Fiber received more than $2 million in Next Level Connections grant funding for the Connect Floyd County project with …

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Crawford County residents that live on Speed Road are now able to sign up for fiber optic internet service with Mainstream Fiber Networks. Mainline construction of this project began in October 2021, when Mainstream Fiber first broke ground in the county (read more), and we have been working hard since to build up our network and begin connecting residents. These new expansion zone provides fiber optic internet to 68 locations and we will continue to expand service to new areas throughout the county as we move into the summer. Crawford County Economic Development Partnership and Mainstream partnered in 2020 on …

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