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Lehi City is in the process of building a fiber-optic broadband network to provide high-speed Internet services to its community. After completing a Fiber Feasibility Study (see the study under the documents tab), Lehi City engaged in a competitive process to hire a company to design, construct, and operate a fiber network. This page will provide information and updates throughout the duration of the project.

This fiber network can bring you many benefits including:

  • Multi-Gig Internet Speeds
  • Virtually Unlimited Bandwidth Potential
  • A More Reliable Internet Connection

Are you interested in fiber? Get one step closer by visiting lehi.fibertomycity.com or by registering your address below. By pre-registering, you’ll receive updates about the fiber project, including when construction is set to begin in your area. Plus, pre-registering could help bring fiber to you faster because the interest shown on this platform will be one of the factors that will influence the buildout schedule.

Enter Your Address to Pre-Register


Pre-Register Now


Residential Pricing

Prices vary based on your selected Internet Service Provider (ISP). You can visit each ISP’s website to get more specific pricing as they come to your area.


Business Pricing

Because each business is unique, Internet Service Providers (ISP) will provide specific quotes to meet your needs. See our ISPs below.


Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

We are excited that the Internet Service Providers (ISP) are all participating in the ACP program and look forward to getting service to those in need. Here’s a brief summary of how the ACP program works:

  1. Residents qualify and apply to participate in the ACP program through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
    • Someone is typically eligible if they already receive assistance including through the Free and Reduced-Price School Lunch Program, SNAP, Medicaid, Federal Housing Assistance, SSI, WIC, etc.
  2. To see who a more complete list of who is eligible and how to apply, visit https://www.fcc.gov/acp
  3. Residents apply for the ACP benefit through their selected ISP
  4. Resident receives a discount of up to $30 on their monthly ISP bill


Internet Service Providers

At the Lehi Fiber Groundbreaking Ceremony, Mayor Johnson announced the Internet Service Providers (ISP) that will be working with Lehi Fiber pending contract negotiations. Residents will have multiple options and will be able to choose the best internet service provider for their situation. Meet your providers below!


ISP Websites:

Beehive Broadband

CentraCom

Intellipop

SumoFiber

XMission


Construction Updates

Please visit lehifibernetwork.gov for project updates.


Lehi City is in the process of building a fiber-optic broadband network to provide high-speed Internet services to its community. After completing a Fiber Feasibility Study (see the study under the documents tab), Lehi City engaged in a competitive process to hire a company to design, construct, and operate a fiber network. This page will provide information and updates throughout the duration of the project.

This fiber network can bring you many benefits including:

  • Multi-Gig Internet Speeds
  • Virtually Unlimited Bandwidth Potential
  • A More Reliable Internet Connection

Are you interested in fiber? Get one step closer by visiting lehi.fibertomycity.com or by registering your address below. By pre-registering, you’ll receive updates about the fiber project, including when construction is set to begin in your area. Plus, pre-registering could help bring fiber to you faster because the interest shown on this platform will be one of the factors that will influence the buildout schedule.

Enter Your Address to Pre-Register


Pre-Register Now


Residential Pricing

Prices vary based on your selected Internet Service Provider (ISP). You can visit each ISP’s website to get more specific pricing as they come to your area.


Business Pricing

Because each business is unique, Internet Service Providers (ISP) will provide specific quotes to meet your needs. See our ISPs below.


Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

We are excited that the Internet Service Providers (ISP) are all participating in the ACP program and look forward to getting service to those in need. Here’s a brief summary of how the ACP program works:

  1. Residents qualify and apply to participate in the ACP program through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
    • Someone is typically eligible if they already receive assistance including through the Free and Reduced-Price School Lunch Program, SNAP, Medicaid, Federal Housing Assistance, SSI, WIC, etc.
  2. To see who a more complete list of who is eligible and how to apply, visit https://www.fcc.gov/acp
  3. Residents apply for the ACP benefit through their selected ISP
  4. Resident receives a discount of up to $30 on their monthly ISP bill


Internet Service Providers

At the Lehi Fiber Groundbreaking Ceremony, Mayor Johnson announced the Internet Service Providers (ISP) that will be working with Lehi Fiber pending contract negotiations. Residents will have multiple options and will be able to choose the best internet service provider for their situation. Meet your providers below!


ISP Websites:

Beehive Broadband

CentraCom

Intellipop

SumoFiber

XMission


Construction Updates

Please visit lehifibernetwork.gov for project updates.


Ask a Question

Ask a question about the project. You may submit a question here or call Staff using the contact information above. Questions and answers will be posted to the site.  

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  • Share Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? on Facebook Share Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? on Twitter Share Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? on Linkedin Email Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? link

    Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done?

    MM asked 8 days ago

    Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns. Cabinet CA22 is still under construction. Although construction may be complete in some areas, we need to finish the entire route before activating service for the whole cabinet. This ensures all connections are properly linked and ready for service.

    We apologize for the wait and appreciate your patience. Please know we are working as quickly as possible to provide fiber access to all residents

  • Share Is there going to be an October Monthly Progress report? on Facebook Share Is there going to be an October Monthly Progress report? on Twitter Share Is there going to be an October Monthly Progress report? on Linkedin Email Is there going to be an October Monthly Progress report? link

    Is there going to be an October Monthly Progress report?

    MichaelB asked 13 days ago

    Thank you for reaching out. The October report will be released shortly. Please note that these reports cover data from the previous month and are typically released in the following month.

  • Share While I realize there can be unforeseen issues in a project like this, is there a specific reason estimates aren't given for individual cabinet areas? My current 5g internet provider is terribly unreliable, and I work from home, so I'm stuck between signing a contract with another provider that would lock me in and potentially delay me from connecting to the fiber network or waiting it out, and not having even a rough estimate for when fiber will be available is making it REALLY difficult to make a decision! on Facebook Share While I realize there can be unforeseen issues in a project like this, is there a specific reason estimates aren't given for individual cabinet areas? My current 5g internet provider is terribly unreliable, and I work from home, so I'm stuck between signing a contract with another provider that would lock me in and potentially delay me from connecting to the fiber network or waiting it out, and not having even a rough estimate for when fiber will be available is making it REALLY difficult to make a decision! on Twitter Share While I realize there can be unforeseen issues in a project like this, is there a specific reason estimates aren't given for individual cabinet areas? My current 5g internet provider is terribly unreliable, and I work from home, so I'm stuck between signing a contract with another provider that would lock me in and potentially delay me from connecting to the fiber network or waiting it out, and not having even a rough estimate for when fiber will be available is making it REALLY difficult to make a decision! on Linkedin Email While I realize there can be unforeseen issues in a project like this, is there a specific reason estimates aren't given for individual cabinet areas? My current 5g internet provider is terribly unreliable, and I work from home, so I'm stuck between signing a contract with another provider that would lock me in and potentially delay me from connecting to the fiber network or waiting it out, and not having even a rough estimate for when fiber will be available is making it REALLY difficult to make a decision! link

    While I realize there can be unforeseen issues in a project like this, is there a specific reason estimates aren't given for individual cabinet areas? My current 5g internet provider is terribly unreliable, and I work from home, so I'm stuck between signing a contract with another provider that would lock me in and potentially delay me from connecting to the fiber network or waiting it out, and not having even a rough estimate for when fiber will be available is making it REALLY difficult to make a decision!

    Cygnus asked 24 days ago

    We understand that having a reliable timeline is essential, especially for those working from home. For each cabinet area, we generally estimate a timeframe of 3-5 months from the start of construction to completion. However, it’s important to note that certain factors, such as weather, equipment availability, and other factors, can sometimes extend this period.

    To stay informed on the progress in your area, we encourage you to check our website regularly, where updates are posted. Additionally, pre-registering, if you haven’t already, will ensure you receive timely notifications as we approach completion in your cabinet area.

  • Share Why did the city’s progress reports recently stop reporting the breakdown of customers in each cabinet area on their monthly reports? Shouldn’t Lehi citizens have the opportunity to see the demand for this project since it is a city project? on Facebook Share Why did the city’s progress reports recently stop reporting the breakdown of customers in each cabinet area on their monthly reports? Shouldn’t Lehi citizens have the opportunity to see the demand for this project since it is a city project? on Twitter Share Why did the city’s progress reports recently stop reporting the breakdown of customers in each cabinet area on their monthly reports? Shouldn’t Lehi citizens have the opportunity to see the demand for this project since it is a city project? on Linkedin Email Why did the city’s progress reports recently stop reporting the breakdown of customers in each cabinet area on their monthly reports? Shouldn’t Lehi citizens have the opportunity to see the demand for this project since it is a city project? link

    Why did the city’s progress reports recently stop reporting the breakdown of customers in each cabinet area on their monthly reports? Shouldn’t Lehi citizens have the opportunity to see the demand for this project since it is a city project?

    EM asked about 1 month ago

    The recent change in how we present data is intended to focus on the overall progress of the project rather than specific take rates for each cabinet area. While take rates can show interest in certain locations, they don’t always provide a full picture of the project’s health or its long-term success. We want to ensure that the information we share is accurate and reflective of the entire project’s goals and timeline. We value everyone's feedback and look forward to providing updates on the progress of the project, please reach out if you have any more questions.

  • Share Is Addiclay part of this business? on Facebook Share Is Addiclay part of this business? on Twitter Share Is Addiclay part of this business? on Linkedin Email Is Addiclay part of this business? link

    Is Addiclay part of this business?

    Cerrin asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out. After checking with our partnered ISPs, they informed us that Addiclay is not utilized as part of their services. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out—we are always happy to assist.  

  • Share How can I find out what cabinet my home is assigned to? on Facebook Share How can I find out what cabinet my home is assigned to? on Twitter Share How can I find out what cabinet my home is assigned to? on Linkedin Email How can I find out what cabinet my home is assigned to? link

    How can I find out what cabinet my home is assigned to?

    Steve Boyack asked about 2 months ago

    To find out which cabinet your home is assigned to, you can visit our website at https://www.lehi-ut.gov/fiber/. Scroll down to find a map where you can locate your home. The map will provide details on your assigned cabinet and its current status:

    • Yellow: Currently under construction
    • Green: Available for sign-up
    • Blue: Only Pre-registration is available at this time.
  • Share Why has the city has stopped posting the monthly progress reports? It is almost October and the last one available is for July. I am very concerned as a taxpayer that this fiber project is not having the success we were promised. Take rates aren’t nearly what has been said to be needed to break even. What is the city’s plan to recoup the almost $90million spent or bonded for this project? on Facebook Share Why has the city has stopped posting the monthly progress reports? It is almost October and the last one available is for July. I am very concerned as a taxpayer that this fiber project is not having the success we were promised. Take rates aren’t nearly what has been said to be needed to break even. What is the city’s plan to recoup the almost $90million spent or bonded for this project? on Twitter Share Why has the city has stopped posting the monthly progress reports? It is almost October and the last one available is for July. I am very concerned as a taxpayer that this fiber project is not having the success we were promised. Take rates aren’t nearly what has been said to be needed to break even. What is the city’s plan to recoup the almost $90million spent or bonded for this project? on Linkedin Email Why has the city has stopped posting the monthly progress reports? It is almost October and the last one available is for July. I am very concerned as a taxpayer that this fiber project is not having the success we were promised. Take rates aren’t nearly what has been said to be needed to break even. What is the city’s plan to recoup the almost $90million spent or bonded for this project? link

    Why has the city has stopped posting the monthly progress reports? It is almost October and the last one available is for July. I am very concerned as a taxpayer that this fiber project is not having the success we were promised. Take rates aren’t nearly what has been said to be needed to break even. What is the city’s plan to recoup the almost $90million spent or bonded for this project?

    EM asked about 2 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out with your concerns. The most recent progress report for August has been posted on our website, which provides detailed information about the status of the fiber project. These reports are for the previous month, e.g. September's report will be posted in a few days. While take rates offer some insight into how the project is progressing in certain areas, they don’t give a complete picture. Various factors influence these numbers, and they may not fully reflect the project's overall success. Also, we are not expected to hit our minimum required take rate until a few years after the initial build-out.

    Regarding the project's financials, it’s important to clarify that the project does not cost $90 million. The total projected cost is $69 million and is based on actual project costs. We appreciate your attention to the project and encourage you to stay informed through our official reports.

  • Share Any updates for when will construction begin in CA20A? on Facebook Share Any updates for when will construction begin in CA20A? on Twitter Share Any updates for when will construction begin in CA20A? on Linkedin Email Any updates for when will construction begin in CA20A? link

    Any updates for when will construction begin in CA20A?

    MichaelB asked about 2 months ago

    Construction is currently ongoing in cabinet 20A at this time. To receive the most up-to-date construction updates we recommend pre-registering at https://lehi.fibertomycity.com/ and going to https://www.lehi-ut.gov/fiber/ to learn more. Once construction in the area is complete and ready for people to connect to the Lehi Fiber Network, we'll email those who pre-registered and mail a postcard to everyone letting you know that it's time to sign up

  • Share It seems like CA24 cable pulls are moving quickly since the builder pre laid pipes for fiber. Can I expect it to be done before the end of the year? on Facebook Share It seems like CA24 cable pulls are moving quickly since the builder pre laid pipes for fiber. Can I expect it to be done before the end of the year? on Twitter Share It seems like CA24 cable pulls are moving quickly since the builder pre laid pipes for fiber. Can I expect it to be done before the end of the year? on Linkedin Email It seems like CA24 cable pulls are moving quickly since the builder pre laid pipes for fiber. Can I expect it to be done before the end of the year? link

    It seems like CA24 cable pulls are moving quickly since the builder pre laid pipes for fiber. Can I expect it to be done before the end of the year?

    barnett asked 2 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out! Construction on Cabinet 24 began in August and is progressing smoothly. With new conduit already installed throughout the community, this helps streamline the process and allows crews to work more efficiently. However, there are always external factors that could impact the timeline. Once construction in the area is complete and the network is ready for connection, we'll notify those who have pre-registered via email and send a postcard to all residents with sign-up instructions.

  • Share Is there any new update on CA11? Comcast is really trying my patience lately. on Facebook Share Is there any new update on CA11? Comcast is really trying my patience lately. on Twitter Share Is there any new update on CA11? Comcast is really trying my patience lately. on Linkedin Email Is there any new update on CA11? Comcast is really trying my patience lately. link

    Is there any new update on CA11? Comcast is really trying my patience lately.

    tolsen asked 2 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out, we are putting the finishing touches on cabinet 11 and it should be opening very soon. Once construction in the area is complete and ready for people to connect to the Lehi Fiber Network, we'll email those who pre-registered and mail a postcard to everyone letting them know it's time to sign up. If you have not pre-registered, we recommend you do so at https://lehi.fibertomycity.com/.

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