Spectrum Announces Plans to Bring High-Speed Broadband to Several Hi-Line Communities
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On January 20, Spectrum announced plans to extend its advanced network to several Hi-Line communities, bringing high-speed broadband to residential and business customers in Chinook, Harlem, and Malta in the coming months.
“We are focused on providing the best broadband internet, TV, and mobile services possible to Montana’s Hi-Line communities,” said Mike Oswald, Spectrum Area Vice President. “We have a long-standing history of investing in our networks to better serve our customers, and that investment strategy enables us to deliver fast and reliable broadband speeds to more people in more places.”
According to Charter Media Contact Danielle Dunn, the launch will include Spectrum Internet®, with starting speeds of 100 Mbps, and Spectrum Business® Internet, with starting speeds of 200 Mbps. Through Spectrum Internet Gig and Spectrum Business Internet Gig, both residential and business customers will also have access to a 1-gigabit connection.
In addition to high-speed broadband, the launch will bring Spectrum Mobile™ as well as an improved Spectrum TV® product to the area.
The Charter Newsroom also stated that Spectrum is continually looking for opportunities to extend its high-speed network to additional residential and business locations as part of a commitment to expand broadband access to unserved and underserved communities throughout its 41-state service area.
For anyone wondering whom to contact and how to connect, Dunn stated: “When service has launched, I will share the official announcement and those details will surely be included.”
