Lamoille FiberNet CUD receives initial funding

July 9, 2020

Lamoille County, VT, July 9, 2020 – Thanks to a $5,000 start-up grant from the Green Mountain Fund of the Vermont Community Foundation, Lamoille FiberNet is able to immediately begin working on some of the organization’s administrative needs, such as liability insurance, legal services and creation of a website.

The mission of Lamoille FiberNet Communications Union District (LFCUD) is to make locally controlled, affordable and reliable high-speed internet service available to every address in our member towns.

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February 20, 2025

What is VoIP?

Access to broadband gives consumers more service options, including new technologies and service options. We have received a number of questions about VoIP versus landline services. While Lamoille FiberNet’s mission […]

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February 19, 2025

Apply for Long Drop Assistance by 3/31

Bringing fiber internet to a home or business from the distribution network (e.g., the pole at the end of the driveway) is called a “drop,” and it can be expensive. The good news is that Lamoille FiberNet will pay for a broad range of long drops for future Fidium customers through its expanded Long Drop Program. This program is available in all 10 Lamoille County towns. Applications are due March 31, 2025.

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January 28, 2025

Photo of truck with reel of fiber and worker in bright green vest and hard hat.

Lamoille FiberNet Expands Funding and Sets March 31 Deadline for Long Drop Program

The cost of non-standard or long “drops” can be a barrier to adopting broadband internet service. To help residents and businesses afford to connect to Fidium’s newly constructed fiber services, Lamoille FiberNet Communications Union District is announcing the expansion of its Long Drop Funding Program...

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