On September 21, 2016

FairPoint Communications upgrades broadband service in Rutland County

Upgrades increase high-speed Internet access to over 3,860 addresses in the county
On Sept. 13, FairPoint Communications announce the completion of broadband upgrade projects in Rutland County. As a result of these projects, faster broadband speeds are available to more than 3,860 locations in the county – including some addresses for the first time.
“Broadband is an essential tool in our daily lives,” said Beth Fastiggi, FairPoint’s Vermont state president. “We know Vermonters want fast, reliable broadband service to help families connect, students learn, and businesses compete. FairPoint’s upgrades can make a big impact, especially for those who live and work in rural Vermont. It is rewarding to know that these direct investments made by FairPoint and implemented by our dedicated employees will offer more advanced broadband access to our customers and play an important role in improving the quality of life in these communities.”
With these projects, more residents and businesses can quickly email photos, download music, stream video, and surf the Internet.
Since April 2008, FairPoint has invested more than $900 million in its communications infrastructure and technology to bring broadband to northern New England, including building thousands of miles of new fiber optic network across the region.
Portions of the following streets have been upgraded:
Brandon
Alta Woods, Birch Hill Rd, Country Club Rd, Franklin St, Hawk View Rd, Humiston Dr, McConnell Rd, N Birch Hill Rd, Old Ice House Ln, Rydon Acres, Taylor Ln, Triangle Ct, Valley View Dr, Van Ness Dr, Wood Ln.
Chittenden
Barnard Rd, Beebe Hill Rd, Blue Ridge Rd, Dam Rd, Furnace Brook Rd, Holden Rd, Mountain Top Rd, Poohs Corner, Powerhouse Rd, Wildcat Rd.
Pittsford
Academy Rd, Aldrich Dr, Alfred Buck Ln, Arch St, Bald Peak Ln, Barnard Rd, Bella Vista, Black Diamond Rd, Blackberry Ln, Blanchard Ave, Burr Pond Rd, Camp Rd, Carrigan Ln, Caverly Rd, Chapel Hill Rd, Chateau Way, Colburn Ln, Conway Hill, Corn Hill Rd, Creed Hill Rd, Cross St, Davidson Dr, Dawn Meadow Ln, Depot Hill Rd, Duke Ln, Elm St, Evelyn Dr, Field Ave, Four Seasons Ln, Freeman Hill, Furnace Rd, Gallipo Ln, Gecha Ln, George Ln, Gloriosa Dr, Goat Farm Rd, Gorham Bridge Rd, Hard Way Ln, Hendee Ln, High Winds Ln, Hitchcock Rd, Hollister Quarry Rd, Hudson Ter, Humphrey Rd, Kendall Hill Rd, Keough Dr, Lilac Meadow Ln, Lovejoy Dr, Mechanic St, Mountain View Dr, Old Colony Way, Orchard Hill, Oxbow Rd, Parker Rd, Pat Lee Dr, Phelps Ln, Pinewoods Rd, Pittsford Commons, Plains Rd, Pleasant St, Randall Park Rd, River St, Route 3, Route 7, Rowe Dr, S Main St, Sandy Meadows, Sangamon Rd, Sanitorium Rd, South Hill Rd, Stevens Rd, Sugar Hollow Rd, Terounzo Rd, Town Hill Rd, Village Green, W Creek Rd, Whistle Stop Ln, Windy Hill Dr, Taylor Ln.
Poultney
Allen Ave, Alumni Dr, Autumn Way, Beaman St, Bentley Ave, Bird St, Blair Rd, Boyce Ave, Brayton Rd, Brennan Cir, Broughton Ave, Candlestick Ln, Church St, College Cir, College St, College St N, Depot St, E Main St, Ferncliff Rd, Ferncliff Rd Ext, Finel Hollow Rd, Firehouse Ln, Furnace St, Granville St, Grove St, Hannon Rd, Hillside Rd, Ideal Way, Jay Dr, Jones Rd, Kerber Ln, Knapp St, Lake Rd, Lillie Rose Way, Main St, Maple St, Maslack Dr, Mccarthy Quarry Rd, Meadow Ln, Mountain View Ln, Norton Ave, Old Lake Rd, On The Green, Partridge Ln, Pond Hill Ranch Rd, Potter Ln, Poultney Ave, Qsi Rd, Rae Terrace, River St, Roberts Ave, Route 140, Route 30, Route 30 N, Route 30 S, Route 31, School Cir, South St, Thrall Rd, Town Hill Rd, Upper Rd, Wheeler Ave, Wilson Ave, Wilson Avenue Ext, Windywood Acres Rd, York St, York St Ext.
For more information, visit www.FairPoint.com.

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