Lehi Fiber Network

Lehi City is in the process of building a fiber-optic broadband network to provide high-speed Internet services to its community. After completing a Fiber Feasibility Study (see the study under the documents tab), Lehi City engaged in a competitive process to hire a company to design, construct, and operate a fiber network. This page will provide information and updates throughout the duration of the project.

This fiber network can bring you many benefits including:

Multi-Gig Internet Speeds
Virtually Unlimited Bandwidth Potential
A More Reliable Internet Connection

Are you interested in fiber? Get one step closer by visiting lehi.fibertomycity.com or by registering your address below. By pre-registering, you’ll receive updates about the fiber project, including when construction is set to begin in your area. Plus, pre-registering could help bring fiber to you faster because the interest shown on this platform will be one of the factors that will influence the buildout schedule.

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Residential Pricing

Prices vary based on your selected Internet Service Provider (ISP). You can visit each ISP’s website to get more specific pricing as they come to your area.

Business Pricing

Because each business is unique, Internet Service Providers (ISP) will provide specific quotes to meet your needs. See our ISPs below.

Internet Service Providers

At the Lehi Fiber Groundbreaking Ceremony, Mayor Johnson announced the Internet Service Providers (ISP) that will be working with Lehi Fiber pending contract negotiations. Residents will have multiple options and will be able to choose the best internet service provider for their situation. Meet your providers below!

ISP Websites:

Construction Updates

Please visit lehifibernetwork.gov for project updates.

This fiber network can bring you many benefits including:

Multi-Gig Internet Speeds
Virtually Unlimited Bandwidth Potential
A More Reliable Internet Connection

Enter Your Address to Pre-Register

Residential Pricing

Prices vary based on your selected Internet Service Provider (ISP). You can visit each ISP’s website to get more specific pricing as they come to your area.

Business Pricing

Because each business is unique, Internet Service Providers (ISP) will provide specific quotes to meet your needs. See our ISPs below.

Internet Service Providers

ISP Websites:

Construction Updates

Please visit lehifibernetwork.gov for project updates.

Questions

Ask a Question

Ask a question about the project. You may submit a question here or call Staff using the contact information above. Questions and answers will be posted to the site.

Share Its been 6 months since I last asked; I am confused about what is going on in CA20A? There is fiber all around us, but except for CA20A? Do we need more people to sign up in our area? on Facebook Share Its been 6 months since I last asked; I am confused about what is going on in CA20A? There is fiber all around us, but except for CA20A? Do we need more people to sign up in our area? on Twitter Share Its been 6 months since I last asked; I am confused about what is going on in CA20A? There is fiber all around us, but except for CA20A? Do we need more people to sign up in our area? on Linkedin Email Its been 6 months since I last asked; I am confused about what is going on in CA20A? There is fiber all around us, but except for CA20A? Do we need more people to sign up in our area? link

Its been 6 months since I last asked; I am confused about what is going on in CA20A? There is fiber all around us, but except for CA20A? Do we need more people to sign up in our area?

MichaelB asked 25 days ago

Cabinet 20A is still under construction. We do not have an exact timeline to share. Please pre-register if you haven't yet, to stay up-to-date with announcements. Postcards will also be sent to all locations once you are able to sign-up for an install.
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Are there going to be any SLAs for business connections?

Keith Smith asked 26 days ago

SLAs are available, depending on the plan and internet service provider (ISP) you choose. Please reach out to your selected ISP to gather more information.
Share Any update on CA16B? Last I asked I was told it'd be done by about now. on Facebook Share Any update on CA16B? Last I asked I was told it'd be done by about now. on Twitter Share Any update on CA16B? Last I asked I was told it'd be done by about now. on Linkedin Email Any update on CA16B? Last I asked I was told it'd be done by about now. link

Any update on CA16B? Last I asked I was told it'd be done by about now.

Maintenance Team asked about 1 month ago

We’ve encountered some unforeseen delays and, at this time, do not have an exact timeline for installations. Please keep an eye on your mail for a postcard with details on when you’ll be able to sign up for an installation.
Share Are there any updates or estimates of when fiber will be available for zone CA40? We got the flyer that said Time to get excited, construction starting soon… over a year ago now. I get that there are delays due to weather and such but everything I’ve heard it says 3-4 months after construction starts and it’s been like 10 months since construction started and no one seems to have any updates. on Facebook Share Are there any updates or estimates of when fiber will be available for zone CA40? We got the flyer that said Time to get excited, construction starting soon… over a year ago now. I get that there are delays due to weather and such but everything I’ve heard it says 3-4 months after construction starts and it’s been like 10 months since construction started and no one seems to have any updates. on Twitter Share Are there any updates or estimates of when fiber will be available for zone CA40? We got the flyer that said Time to get excited, construction starting soon… over a year ago now. I get that there are delays due to weather and such but everything I’ve heard it says 3-4 months after construction starts and it’s been like 10 months since construction started and no one seems to have any updates. on Linkedin Email Are there any updates or estimates of when fiber will be available for zone CA40? We got the flyer that said Time to get excited, construction starting soon… over a year ago now. I get that there are delays due to weather and such but everything I’ve heard it says 3-4 months after construction starts and it’s been like 10 months since construction started and no one seems to have any updates. link

Are there any updates or estimates of when fiber will be available for zone CA40? We got the flyer that said Time to get excited, construction starting soon… over a year ago now. I get that there are delays due to weather and such but everything I’ve heard it says 3-4 months after construction starts and it’s been like 10 months since construction started and no one seems to have any updates.

WW asked about 1 month ago

Thank you for reaching out and for your patience—we understand how frustrating delays can be, especially after receiving the initial flyer. While construction did begin in your area, we’ve experienced some unforeseen delays that have impacted the overall timeline.
At this time, we do not have a specific date for fiber availability in Zone CA40, but please know that we are actively working to move the project forward and will provide updates as soon as more definitive information becomes available. We truly appreciate your understanding and continued patience.
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Will Traverse Mountian ever be included?

K asked 3 months ago

Most of Traverse Mountain is not currently included because of the exclusive telecommunications easement. We do not know if we will be able to enter in the future.
Share What is the status of CA28B? It feels like we’ve been “in construction” for more than 6 months at this point. There are locations west of us that were hooked up really quickly. on Facebook Share What is the status of CA28B? It feels like we’ve been “in construction” for more than 6 months at this point. There are locations west of us that were hooked up really quickly. on Twitter Share What is the status of CA28B? It feels like we’ve been “in construction” for more than 6 months at this point. There are locations west of us that were hooked up really quickly. on Linkedin Email What is the status of CA28B? It feels like we’ve been “in construction” for more than 6 months at this point. There are locations west of us that were hooked up really quickly. link

What is the status of CA28B? It feels like we’ve been “in construction” for more than 6 months at this point. There are locations west of us that were hooked up really quickly.

SH asked 2 months ago

We expect Cabinet 28B to be ready to connect in the next couple of months. There have been some revisions that have added to the timeline. Thank you for your patience!
Share Why is the 250mbps plan so expensive? It costs almost as much as a 1Gbps plan in other areas. I understand that a lot goes into building a fiber network, but shouldn’t the price be reasonable? on Facebook Share Why is the 250mbps plan so expensive? It costs almost as much as a 1Gbps plan in other areas. I understand that a lot goes into building a fiber network, but shouldn’t the price be reasonable? on Twitter Share Why is the 250mbps plan so expensive? It costs almost as much as a 1Gbps plan in other areas. I understand that a lot goes into building a fiber network, but shouldn’t the price be reasonable? on Linkedin Email Why is the 250mbps plan so expensive? It costs almost as much as a 1Gbps plan in other areas. I understand that a lot goes into building a fiber network, but shouldn’t the price be reasonable? link

Why is the 250mbps plan so expensive? It costs almost as much as a 1Gbps plan in other areas. I understand that a lot goes into building a fiber network, but shouldn’t the price be reasonable?

Alex asked 3 months ago

Pricing was determined by a market study and covers the cost for each party. Once the bond is paid off, it's possible that pricing could decrease.
Share What is the possibility and/or likelihood that new ISPs will be added as options to Lehi Fiber customers? on Facebook Share What is the possibility and/or likelihood that new ISPs will be added as options to Lehi Fiber customers? on Twitter Share What is the possibility and/or likelihood that new ISPs will be added as options to Lehi Fiber customers? on Linkedin Email What is the possibility and/or likelihood that new ISPs will be added as options to Lehi Fiber customers? link

What is the possibility and/or likelihood that new ISPs will be added as options to Lehi Fiber customers?

sssaint asked 5 months ago

The initial contract with ISPs is 5 years. At that time, we'll go back out to bid for ISPs and it's possible that the available ISPs could change.
Share Hello! We've had fiber buried in front of our house since mid-June. (CA16B) It's now December and no indication that we will have access anytime soon. Messaging has been 1-3 months between when fibre is laid and when service begins. Some homes in the blocks near me seem to not even have boxes put in for the fiber. The project is seemingly mostly complete (29 months of projected 36 months). Can you help me understand when service may be available in my area? Should I just expect another year without service? :( on Facebook Share Hello! We've had fiber buried in front of our house since mid-June. (CA16B) It's now December and no indication that we will have access anytime soon. Messaging has been 1-3 months between when fibre is laid and when service begins. Some homes in the blocks near me seem to not even have boxes put in for the fiber. The project is seemingly mostly complete (29 months of projected 36 months). Can you help me understand when service may be available in my area? Should I just expect another year without service? :( on Twitter Share Hello! We've had fiber buried in front of our house since mid-June. (CA16B) It's now December and no indication that we will have access anytime soon. Messaging has been 1-3 months between when fibre is laid and when service begins. Some homes in the blocks near me seem to not even have boxes put in for the fiber. The project is seemingly mostly complete (29 months of projected 36 months). Can you help me understand when service may be available in my area? Should I just expect another year without service? :( on Linkedin Email Hello! We've had fiber buried in front of our house since mid-June. (CA16B) It's now December and no indication that we will have access anytime soon. Messaging has been 1-3 months between when fibre is laid and when service begins. Some homes in the blocks near me seem to not even have boxes put in for the fiber. The project is seemingly mostly complete (29 months of projected 36 months). Can you help me understand when service may be available in my area? Should I just expect another year without service? :( link

Hello! We've had fiber buried in front of our house since mid-June. (CA16B) It's now December and no indication that we will have access anytime soon. Messaging has been 1-3 months between when fibre is laid and when service begins. Some homes in the blocks near me seem to not even have boxes put in for the fiber. The project is seemingly mostly complete (29 months of projected 36 months). Can you help me understand when service may be available in my area? Should I just expect another year without service? :(

Jeremy asked 5 months ago

Hello and thank you for reaching out! Work in Cabinet 16B started in June 2024, and while the usual timeframe is 3–6 months, this can extend depending on specific construction challenges. Some homes may not have visible fiber equipment such as pedestals or boxes due to the layout of the network. your cabinet area may also have aerial connections which do not require boxes to establish connections.
We are working diligently to complete the project, and we appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue to make progress in your area.
Share Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? on Facebook Share Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? on Twitter Share Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? on Linkedin Email Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done? link

Hello there! Part of cabinet CA22. We've had the entire neighborhood finish the install for fiber hookups in their yard for quite some time. Can you allow fiber companies to perform installations and turn on the access? It's been multiple months where they came through and ran cable, enclosed the box and refilled the area with dirt but no updates have been made to green lighting the fiber company so they can come to our house. What can be done?

MM asked 5 months ago

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns. Cabinet CA22 is still under construction. Although construction may be complete in some areas, we need to finish the entire route before activating service for the whole cabinet. This ensures all connections are properly linked and ready for service.
We apologize for the wait and appreciate your patience. Please know we are working as quickly as possible to provide fiber access to all residents

Page last updated: 09 Apr 2025, 06:16 AM

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Its been 6 months since I last asked; I am confused about what is going on in CA20A? There is fiber all around us, but except for CA20A? Do we need more people to sign up in our area?

Are there going to be any SLAs for business connections?

Any update on CA16B? Last I asked I was told it'd be done by about now.

Will Traverse Mountian ever be included?

What is the status of CA28B? It feels like we’ve been “in construction” for more than 6 months at this point. There are locations west of us that were hooked up really quickly.

Why is the 250mbps plan so expensive? It costs almost as much as a 1Gbps plan in other areas. I understand that a lot goes into building a fiber network, but shouldn’t the price be reasonable?

What is the possibility and/or likelihood that new ISPs will be added as options to Lehi Fiber customers?

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