Surf Internet Expands Fiber In Partnership With Newton County, Indiana
The company will contribute $6.6 million to the new endeavor.

The company will contribute $6.6 million to the new endeavor.
July 3, 2024 – Surf Internet and Newton County, Indiana say they’re expanding a public private partnership that will extend gigabit fiber access to 97 percent of the county – or roughly 3,839 Newton County households by the end of this year.
According to a joint announcement, Surf will contribute $6.6 million to the new endeavor, with the Newton County Economic Development Commission contributing $4 million. The expansion should extend the gigabit network to Lake Township, Lake Village, Roselawn, Thayer and several additional rural areas.
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