All West continues to invest in bringing its fiber optic network to the greater Kemmerer area
All West is in the midst of Phase 2 in expanding its fiber optic network in Kemmerer with plans to break ground in surrounding communities in 2022. Over the last three months, All West’s construction team has built over 15,000 feet of fiber and connected over 200 homes and 40 businesses to its network in Kemmerer, which has brought a bundle of benefits to the community. With All West’s redundant network and symmetrical speeds up to 1 Gig:
-Learners of all ages will have access to remote schooling.
-Vital businesses such as the South Lincoln Medical Center can now operate efficiently without worrying about internet interruptions, impacting medical equipment from working correctly.
-Households don’t have to fight over who gets to use the internet. With fiber, you can search, stream, surf, and more all at the same time!
-It makes the area more attractive for new businesses that require advanced technology, which helps boost the economy.
In addition to our expansion in Lincoln County, All West will be breaking ground to connect fiber from Kemmerer, along highway 30, to Granger, WY, as a part of the USDA Reconnect 1 Grant. This 47-mile buildout will help bring more opportunities to the rural communities of Wyoming.
To see where All West is going next and for the latest updates on construction, please visit info.allwest.com/new-fiber-builds.