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Work continues on Glo Fiber project started in 2023

Salisbury Independent
Posted 6/14/24

The Mayor’s Office has received a couple of inquiries from residents who were concerned about digging...

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Work continues on Glo Fiber project started in 2023

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SALISBURY — The Mayor’s Office has received a couple of inquiries from residents who were concerned about digging in their neighborhood, which turned out to be connected to the running of Fiber Optic Cable throughout the Salisbury metro area by Glo Fiber.

Glo, which is part of Shenandoah Telecommunications Company, signed an agreement with the City of Salisbury in 2022 to provide more than 11,000 homes with an alternative to Comcast for television and high-speed internet services. In March of 2022, Glo announced the deal publicly.

Work began in 2023 and was expected to last for 18 to 24 months. In March of 2024, Glo began marketing services in select areas of Salisbury where work had already taken place. They will continue to work their way around the City.

For construction questions, residents can use the following:

www.glofiber.com/construction
1-866-997-6474
Construction complaint form: https://www.glofiber.com/construction/contact-us

For any general questions regarding service availability or more information, residents can call their main customer service line at 1-833-926-8456 or use the website: www.glofiber.com .

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