Lit Fiber is proud to partner with local municipalities to bring a new generation of possibilities to communities across the US. Lit Fiber works with local governments to build infrastructure that delivers future-proof connectivity. The company integrates into communities as an ISP – with local construction, install & repair crews, and local staff. They know what's going on because they are locals advocating for residents and sponsoring local teams and events. That enables Lit Fiber to fully understand and fulfill the needs of residents and businesses. Click here to learn more.

The Network Your Community Needs

 

Local and regional governments need a reliable, affordable network that can grow with their communities. But few have the expertise to become an ISP: licensing, designing, building, marketing and operating a network to get the service they need.

This video helps municipal and county leaders see their communities from a new perspective: the perspective of a network builder or ISP. It offers straightforward advice on making their communities better targets for broadband investment – and making sure the network supports growth, quality of life and digital equity.

 

Giving People the Broadband Service They Need

 

Brian Snider is the founder of Lit Fiber. In this video interview, ICF co-founder Robert Bell and Brian explore how Lit Fiber developed its unique approach. They also drill into the seven principles for success in network development, which were the subject of the recent ICF report, Building Success for Your Municipal Network, available free below.

 

Free from ICF

Building Success for Your Municipal Network
With billions in public money becoming available for broadband investment, communities around the world see an opportunity to build a better future full of employment gains, business growth and educational access for all. A successful network provides high-quality, reliable service to places in the community that need it most and at a price that residents and organizations can afford. So, how do you make it happen? This free report, Building Success for Your Municipal Network serves as a step-by-step guide.