RALEIGH, Miss. (WJTV) – TEC, a supplier of fiber web to rural communities, accomplished its first undertaking in Raleigh. That is a part of a $96 million funding to offer high-speed broadband entry to greater than 23,000 households and companies in Central Mississippi.
TEC’s funding, mixed with help from the Federal Communications Fee (FCC), will fund the development and supply of broadband entry to Copiah, Covington, Jasper, Lawrence, Lincoln, Newton,
Rankin, Scott, Simpson, and Smith counties over the subsequent six years.
Neighbors in Raleigh now have entry to quick fiber web, and installations are underway.
“That is an thrilling time for residents of Raleigh and TEC,” stated TEC President and CEO, Joey Garner. “Entry to dependable web is now extra necessary than ever and we look ahead to persevering with our efforts to broaden dependable, inexpensive web choices to rural communities We’re grateful for this chance to broaden our high-speed service to the Raleigh space.”