Before I took a municipal job I was a foreman on a fiber crew for a while and in Indiana the rural electric companies are eating up all the grant money they can get to install rural fiber and there is tons of grant money to be had. You can mention it to the neighbors but I seriously doubt it will matter. The goal is fiber to everyone so I’d say unless you are in a cabin off the grid 20 miles in the wilderness you will get it. We have had ours for about 4 months now and it is amazing. I sit on some local boards with the CEO of our rural electric company and they are about 1/4 of the way into a 5 year project. They are going to first get it to every rural electric company then they will come back and start feeding it into the towns that are within there limits. He was telling me that they are basically from lack of a better term making a killing off of the idiots that don’t take it when they come by because it is free to get it to your house when they are on your phase but if you decline it then decide you want it there is a $500 charge to run a drop to your house and as soon as someone hears about how good it is or tries a friend or family’s they are calling to get it installed. So I’d say it’s not if but more of when you get it.
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