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All Points Broadband outlines 84-mile fiber project timeline, field checks ahead of construction
Summary
All Points Broadband updated the fiscal court on an 84-mile, KBIP-funded fiber project for Woodford County, described environmental review and feasibility-design steps, and said construction will proceed as quickly as possible with phased customer activations.
All Points Broadband told Woodford County Fiscal Court that its KBIP-funded broadband project is moving from feasibility design into field verification and environmental review, with 84 miles of fiber planned for county construction and phased customer activations as segments are completed.
Philip Brown of All Points Broadband said the company signed contracts at the end of 2024 and is now undertaking required environmental review and moving from a high-level feasibility design to a higher-fidelity design that triggers field crews to verify planned routes and utility poles. Brown said the company expects crews to be in the county to “drive the routes” and verify poles, and that the company will notify the court when major construction phases begin.
Brown said the company will publish a local FAQ/landing page where residents can enter their addresses and get updates, and that service will be turned up on a house-by-house basis as features are completed rather than waiting for all 84 miles to finish. He told the court the project must be “substantially complete” by Dec. 30, 2026, and said All Points plans to work as quickly as possible to meet that deadline.
Judge Executive Kane invited questions; none were raised during the meeting. Brown said the company will coordinate announcements and give the court a “bird’s eye view” of where crews will be working when construction advances.
Quotes from meeting (verified): “We will begin providing service to houses, as soon as we possibly can on a house by house basis,” Philip Brown said. “My rule of thumb on this project is to keep everyone in this room from getting surprised at the grocery by someone that was surprised to see an all points truck or contractor.”
What’s next: All Points will publish the local FAQ/landing page, start environmental review and higher-level design work, and schedule field verification. The county will coordinate notices to residents as crews begin fieldwork and construction.
