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Frontier tells Englewood council of planned spring right‑of‑way work to install fiber
Summary
Frontier Communications told the Englewood City Council it plans spring right‑of‑way work to install fiber‑optic lines offering an additional high‑speed internet option; council took no formal action on the project.
Jack Phillips, representing Frontier Communications, told the Englewood City Council on Feb. 10 that the company plans right‑of‑way work this spring to install fiber‑optic lines intended to provide an additional high‑speed internet service option to the city. The council heard the update during the visitors and communications portion of the meeting; no legislation or formal action was taken on the project.
The announcement, made during the council meeting at the Englewood Government Center, gave a general timeline (spring) for the planned work but did not include details about specific streets, permits, timeline milestones, potential traffic impacts, or financing. Those operational details were not specified in the council record.
The update follows the council’s routine business and preceded a scheduled strategic plan committee meeting note that the downtown walking tour had been postponed. Councilmembers did not vote on or direct staff to take a public action on the Frontier proposal during the meeting.
