Missouri Department of Economic Development

The activities of each project are:

• The Boycom Cablevision project will perform new build to Stringtown in rural western Butler County. The project will serve 230 households, 18 businesses, and 2 community anchor institutions. The finished new build will host Fiber to the Home (FTTH) at speeds from 50 Mbps-1,000 Gbps ($69.95) to 1 Gbps-2,000 Gbps ($159.95).
• The Chariton Valley Communications- Clarence Zone 1 & 2 will deploy fiber optic broadband facilities to each location in Clarence, Missouri providing symmetrical broadband service from 100 Mbps ($47) to 1 Gbps ($97). The project will serve 73 households and 2 businesses.
  The Chariton Valley Communications- Hannibal Zones 1 & 3 project will deploy fiber optic broadband facilities to each location in Hannibal, Missouri providing symmetrical broadband service from 100 Mbps ($47) to 1 Gbps ($97). The project will serve 518 households and 12 businesses, and 2 community anchor institutes.
• The Chariton Valley Communications- Monroe City project will deploy fiber optic broadband facilities to each location in the area in and around Monroe City in Monroe County providing symmetrical broadband service from 100 Mbps ($47) to 1 Gbps ($97). The project will serve 45 households and 5 businesses.
• The Chariton Valley Communications- Palmyra Zones 1-4 project will deploy fiber optic broadband facilities to each location in Palmyra, Missouri located in Marion County, providing symmetrical broadband service from 100 Mbps ($47) to 1 Gbps ($97). The projects will serve 176 households, 10 businesses, and 2 community anchor institutions across the four zones. 
• The Columbus Telephone Company project will construct forty-one mainline miles of fiber, OSP construction, electronics, install, cutover, and fiber drops to provide 50/50 Mbps ($50) to 1/1 Gbps ($84) broadband service with 4 ms latency in the city of Carl Junction, Missouri. The project will serve 3,105 households, 99 businesses, and 16 community anchor institutions.
• The Gascosage Electric Cooperative project will complete a FTTH expansion south of Dixon, Missouri to bring 1 Gbps symmetrical fiber internet utilizing Gigabit Passive Optical Network with 6 ms of latency to the area. Gascosage will provide symmetrical service of 100 Mbps ($59.99) to 1 Gbps ($99.99). The project will serve 719 households and 35 businesses.
• The Gateway Infrastructure project will deploy FTTH broadband service to Argentville, Josephville, Redemption Ranch, St. Paul, and Sunrise Park, MO to provide symmetrical service of 250 Mbps ($65) to 1 Gbps ($90) with less than 10 ms latency. The project will serve approximately 4,731 households and 121 businesses.
• The Green Hills Telephone Company project will deploy FTTH in the areas east of Chillicothe, MO to provide broadband service of 50/25 Mbps ($60) to 1 Gbps/200 Mbps ($150). The project will serve 295 households, 6 businesses, and 1 community anchor institutions. 
  The Le-Ru Telephone Company project will deliver FTTP over buried fiber facilities to offer speeds of 50/50 Mbps ($50) to 1/1 Gbps ($84) in the southeastern area of McDonald County. The project will serve 174 households and 5 businesses.
• The Socket Telecom LLC project will deploy a FTTP network in the northwest Boone County area to provide broadband service of 1/1 Gbps ($60) with low latency of less than 100 ms. The project will serve 2,199households, 6 businesses, and 10 Community Anchor Institutions. 
  The Spectrum Mid-America LLC project will deploy 57.82 miles of fiber optics in an FTTP EPON network in three locations in St. Charles County and St. Louis County to provide broadband speeds of 30/4 Mbps ($17.99) to 1,000/500 Mbps ($134.99). The project will serve 491 households.