Regional broadband service provider in the US, LiveOak Fiber, has announced its intention to invest USD 40 million in expanding fiber optic internet services into Walton County, Florida. LiveOak Fiber disclosed this information during its Monthly Board meeting in August, with the official announcement from the company being made just this week.
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Extending Fibre Connectivity
Renowned for its efforts to bring broadband services to underserved areas, LiveOak Fiber will deploy digital infrastructure in Walton County with this substantial investment. The company aims to offer high-speed internet access to businesses and residents in cities such as Defuniak Springs, Freeport, Seaside, and Grayton Beach.
"LiveOak Fiber is dedicated to constructing a more reliable and connected digital infrastructure that empowers the residents of Walton County," stated LiveOak. "Our investment underscores our commitment to enhancing connectivity, fostering innovation, and providing high-speed internet access, which paves the way for a more digitally inclusive community."
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Early Engineering Underway
The official release mentioned that early engineering and fieldwork are already in progress, laying the groundwork necessary for the project. LiveOak emphasised that it will offer comprehensive updates on the project's progress in the coming months to maintain transparency and engage with the community.
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LiveOak Fiber also stated its commitment to enhancing connectivity in the Southeast. With this expansion of fiber services to Walton County, it aims to provide the necessary connectivity for the community to thrive.
