On May 25, 2021, CC Communications brought its first customers in the downtown area onto our new Elko fiber network. We continue engineering and permitting our FTTH project to expand from the downtown Elko corridor into Spring Creek. In mid- July, CC Communications plowed conduit from the Summit to Spring Creek Association Tract 400. CC Communications is scheduled to break ground inside Tract 200 on July 28, 2021. This project will connect Spring Creek and Elko to our nearly 700 route miles of fiber in Nevada. Current and future Spring Creek and Elko customers are already connected to our fiber and datacenter assets in Las Vegas and the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center (TRIC), as well as our fiber hotel point of presence (PoP) in Reno and Salt Lake City. This creates a robust fiber network with the capacity and redundancy to handle the needs of the Spring Creek and Elko communities.

Being Nevadas oldest Fiber to the Home provider, as well as a rural Nevada company, we understand what it will take to deliver world class service to you; An all-fiber network with speeds up to 2.5Gbps (scalable to 10Gbps), no data caps, backhaul capacity sized to prevent slowdowns during peak hours, local technicians, and local decision-making. No $100.00 so-called subsidies to get hooked up. No term contracts. No hidden $9.95 monthly fee for equipment that is required to simply use the Internet.

Using Nevada-based internal crew, together with our prime contractor NNE (headquartered in Elko), we are bringing fiber to your doorstep. NNE has been our construction contractor for over fifteen years and has always provided best in class utility construction practices that ensure the highest quality telecommunications facilities are the foundation of the service we provide to our customers.

Fiber services at Summit Estates are live, as are the Villas at Riverside and hundreds of locations on Silver, Railroad, Commercial, Idaho, 12th, and Main. New Fiber service locations in Elko around Pinion and Lamoille and along Idaho, Railroad, Silver Street, Main, and 12th Street continue to come online weekly. We are working now in the Stitzel, Clarkson, and Pinion areas. To achieve this during the pandemic delays required hard work from rural Nevadans like you to construct a backhaul route from Mountain City Hwy to around 12th street and Lamoille Hwy, where services are also coming online weekly.