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Broadband Internet

In early 2020, the city embarked on a research process to understand the long-term internet needs of the Bryan community through conversations with consultants and a public feedback survey. The results of that survey indicated strong interest in residents and businesses having additional choice in their internet services.

High-speed internet services coming to Bryan

MetroNet

MetroNet will offer 100 percent fiber-optic internet, TV and phone services to businesses and residents.

Learn more about MetroNet

Frontier

Frontier will also be offering fiber-optic internet, TV and phone services in Bryan.

Learn more about Frontier

Nextlink

NextLink Internet will be deploying high speed wireless internet and voice services to Bryan, Brazos County and surrounding areas. NextLink uses both fixed wireless and fiber-optic technology to deliver services to commercial and residential markets.

Learn more about NextLink

How long will this take?

When Will Construction Start and Services Be Available?

Construction is currently in progress with various providers, and other associated contractors, burying fiber-optic cables in different areas of Bryan. Residents and businesses that are interested these new fiber options should contact the individual providers to indicate their interest, discuss costs and service plans and to receive updates on construction. 

is this city-owned broadband?

Is This City-owned Broadband?

No. The City of Bryan is allowing third-party providers to construct and manage their own fiber-optic networks within Bryan and connect them to homes and businesses. These providers do have to go through a permitting and inspection process with the City of Bryan’s Development Services Department, but the city does not own or manage these networks, and the city is not doing construction work.

Does this project make sense?

Construction Process

Residents in construction areas  will receive communication by mail about construction activity in their neighborhood 30 days prior to starting, and the companies are to provided additional messaging, such as yard signs, to let residents know when the temporary construction process is beginning in their neighborhood. 

If you have questions or concerns about the construction process, you can contact the individual providers for assistance.

MetroNet

For questions, complaints or concerns about MetroNet’s construction, call (877) 386-3876 or use their online contact and questions form.

Contact MetroNet

Frontier

For questions, complaints or concerns about Frontier’s construction, contact their Fiber-To-The-Home Q&A Team at 1-800-598-0209. Residents will be asked to leave a message about their issue and a Frontier representative will respond personally.