Arvig's Minnesota fiber broadband network surpasses 15.5K route miles

March 13, 2023
Arvig said it ended 2022 with more than 1,100 fiber route miles constructed, and that the company remains well-positioned to carry that momentum into further growth initiatives in 2023.
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The Arvig fiber network has surpassed a major growth milestone, the company announced this month. Headquartered in Perham, Minnesota, Arvig is a local, employee-owned broadband and full-service telecommunications provider who furnishes transport services, plus Ethernet, internet, television, telephone services, and others. The company reports it has now constructed more than 15,500 fiber route miles throughout Minnesota, bolstering its strategic goal to grow its network by at least 1,000 route miles per year.

Arvig said it ended 2022 with more than 1,100 fiber route miles constructed, and that the company remains well-positioned to carry that momentum into further growth initiatives in 2023 and beyond. With coverage throughout the state, the network serves 48 counties in Minnesota, including 155 communities and more than 125,000 homes and businesses. The provider's dense fiber routes extend throughout greater Minnesota, including the metro areas of Minneapolis, St. Paul, St. Cloud and Rochester.

As stated in a press release, Arvig annually invests millions of dollars into the network in an effort to steadily improve reliability, increase available speeds and build capacity. The network also includes co-location space within 27 data centers in five states: Minnesota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois.

David Arvig, VP and COO at Arvig, commented:

“This is a significant moment in the history of our company. As we look to build on this milestone with even more growth this year and in the future, establishing a broader network presence positions us to better serve our customers and connect more communities at a time when reliable high-speed internet is vital.”

For more information, visit www.arvigbusiness.com.

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