| King and Queen County VA. | King and Queen County | - Boosting economic development
- Increasing local government efficiency
- Improving K-12 education
| $500,000.00 | | Yes |
| City of San Leandro | City of San Leandro primarily, although the network also extends to businesses in Berkeley, Oakland and Santa Clara. | - Boosting economic development
- Improving K-12 education
| | - One or more businesses invested
| We had/have no obligation to repay the initial investment (e.g. it was a grant) |
| Sebewaing Light and Water Internet | Sebowing initially, then siboewing townships | - Boosting economic development
- Transforming healthcare medical care delivery
| | | Repayment date estimated |
| Indianola Municipal Utilities, Indianola, IA | Indianola, IA | - Boosting economic development
- Transforming healthcare medical care delivery
| $2,500,000.00 | | No, but subscription revenue is retiring the debt |
| Glasgow EPB | Glasgow, KY | - Boosting economic development
- Transforming healthcare medical care delivery
- Increasing local government efficiency
- Improving K-12 education
- Impacted/impacting all four equally
| $5,000,000.00 | | Yes |
| Metroplex Communications | Addison, Carrolton, North Dallas, TX | - Boosting economic development
| | - Financial institution (bank, investment firm)
| No, but subscription revenue is retiring the debt |
| CDE Lightband Clarksville Department of Electricity Clarksville, TN | Clarksville, TN | - Increasing local government efficiency
- Impacted/impacting all four equally
| $60,000,000.00 | | No, but subscription revenue is retiring the debt |
| Ritter Communications | mainly rural towns in: west TN, northeast AR. North central AR. 57 communities in total. | - Transforming healthcare medical care delivery
- Improving K-12 education
| $2,000,000.00 | | Repayment date estimated |
| Decorah | Hawkeye Telephone constructed a large fiber network in NE Iowa. We are currently working with the Decorah Metro Net | - Increasing local government efficiency
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| Morristown Utility Systems | Morristown, TN - 100% coverage of corporate city limts. Some extension into Hamblen County. Gigabit speeds available anywhere on the network. | - Boosting economic development
| $22,000,000.00 | | No, but subscription revenue is retiring the debt |
