The move further solidifies the company’s plan to deliver vital internet services to state residents and businesses.īroadband accessibility has long been a topic of discussion in the Yellowhammer State. The acquisition comes as C Spire earlier this year announced its intention to heavily invest in broadband expansion throughout the state, bringing high-speed internet access to rural areas of Alabama. “We will remain committed to offering the same hometown service, but with even better technological capabilities to improve quality and variety of services.” C Spire is a privately-owned telecommunications and technology company driven to deliver the best experiences in wireless, fiber internet, and business IT solutions such as internet, VoIP, cloud. “Becoming a part of the C Spire family will allow us to provide further enhanced services to our customers,” said Cowen. Troy Cablevision’s chief financial officer and general manager Jake Cowen said the acquisition will make way for enhanced services to be provided to the region. While headquartered in Troy, the company holds regional offices in Elba, Enterprise, Luverne and Ozark. Cablevision’s service area includes Pike, Coffee, Crenshaw and Dale Counties. The company provides cable TV, internet, fiber broadband and numerous other services to its customers. 50 a month, 120 Mbps, no data cap, no long-term contract, no installation fee. With C Spire Fiber, you can enjoy a reliable, high-speed network so that you can stream high-quality videos, play games, or work on your device without interruption. It proffers high speed network connection to the customers. Troy Cablevision has served the Wiregrass for nearly four decades. C Spire Fiber broadband service provider is a renowned internet service provider. The high quality, fiber optic-based infrastructure positions us very effectively to deliver broadband fiber services throughout the state.” He added, “It also shows our commitment to our Alabama expansion by positioning us to leverage the relationship between the talented, dedicated team and their many long-term customers. “Following up on our previously announced commitment to invest approximately $500 million in fiber based network deployment and enhancements throughout Alabama, we are extremely excited to deepen our Alabama roots with this transaction by providing services to the Wiregrass,” said Meena. Additionally, he noted that no layoffs are expected as a result of the transaction due to C Spire’s intended regional growth. they’re making these steps so I want to see what I can do to come in this particular area,” said Sumter County Commission Chairman, Marcus Campbell.C Spire chief executive officer Hu Meena stated that his company expects an efficient transition for current Troy Cablevision customers. This is just a way for industries to look at Sumter County and say o.k. Cspire does have fiber optic cable running down 25 in. There is little to no internet capability down Highway 25 near Highway 43 in the Pisgah and Sandhill area. So, for all the local business owners, for all the consumers, people who want to shop, and for that business owner to get the supply they need, from say a big box company, you’ll have accessibility to have a faster connection. Hi Denise We’re working to bring C Spire Internet to folks in Rankin and many other counties in Mississippi Like Like. “Any time you have broadband and infrastructure coming in, it’s a win-win again for everybody. The project, which involves placing conduit, ducting, and fiber optic cable underground, will span six counties in Mississippi - and five Alabama counties along U.S.
But that could change for thousands in the coming year as C-Spire starts to work on its fiber cable line.Ĭ-Spire has begun construction on a 243-mile-long fiber optic cable route from Meridian to Homewood, Alabama, just south of Birmingham. (WTOK) - People in rural areas across Mississippi and Alabama have gone years without access to high-speed internet.
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