Comcast has finalized a $13 million expansion of its Xfinity network in Spring Hill, introducing over 90 miles of new fiber-rich infrastructure capable of delivering residential broadband speeds exceeding 1 Gbps and business speeds up to 100 Gbps. This development marks a pivotal step in Comcast's broader Midwest expansion strategy, including areas like Paola/Hillsdale, and underscores the critical role of reliable broadband in fostering community health and economic growth.
Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland highlighted the project's alignment with the Kelly-Toland Administration's priorities, emphasizing its potential to connect communities and stimulate economic development. Spring Hill Mayor Joe Berkey echoed these sentiments, pointing to the project's benefits for workforce development, education, and making the city more attractive to businesses.
In celebration of this milestone, Comcast is contributing $5,000 to the Spring Hill Education Foundation and organizing an 'Xfinity On Tour' event during the Spring Hill Recreation Center Daffodil Days. Kalyn Hove, Comcast Midwest Regional Senior Vice President, reiterated the company's dedication to connecting Johnson County families and businesses to essential digital resources, highlighting the long-term economic benefits of robust broadband infrastructure.
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