Fiber Construction

Have you noticed fiber optic construction in your neighborhood? We are excited to share that fiber installation may be underway in your neighborhood. This work is performed by private companies to deliver fiber internet service to homes. 

During construction, you may notice crews working in the public right-of-way or public utility easements (PUE’s), which may be located near property lines or within portions of residential yards. A public utility easement is the legal right for a utility company to use a portion of private property to install, maintain, and repair utility lines. These areas are designated for essential infrastructure, allowing utilities to install and maintain public services such as water, sewer, electric, and communication lines. This means utility crews may access these areas for specific purposes, even though the land remains privately owned. 

If you are unsure if your property has an easement, and the sale was processed through a title company, look in your title policy for Schedule "B". This should list all easements of record that affect your property. If Schedule "B" is not available, you will need one party's name and approximate date of recording to perform a document search on the County Recorder's website. 

While some temporary disruptions may occur, every effort will be made to minimize impacts and restore any disturbed areas once work is complete. After installation is finished, residents will have access to high-speed fiber connectivity, offering improved service options for homes, schools, and businesses. 

For additional information and how to get started with a service provider, please see the list below of current fiber companies in our city. 

If you encounter any issues during construction, please report them through SeeClickFix, and our staff will work to resolve your concern. We appreciate your patience during this process and look forward to the benefits that expanded fiber will bring to your community.