Lehi Fiber Network

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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.

Enter Your Address to Pre-Register


Pre-Register Now


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.


Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

We are excited that the Internet Service Providers (ISP) are all participating in the ACP program and look forward to getting service to those in need. Here’s a brief summary of how the ACP program works:

  1. Residents qualify and apply to participate in the ACP program through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
    • Someone is typically eligible if they already receive assistance including through the Free and Reduced-Price School Lunch Program, SNAP, Medicaid, Federal Housing Assistance, SSI, WIC, etc.
  2. To see who a more complete list of who is eligible and how to apply, visit https://www.fcc.gov/acp
  3. Residents apply for the ACP benefit through their selected ISP
  4. Resident receives a discount of up to $30 on their monthly ISP bill


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:

Beehive Broadband

CentraCom

Intellipop

SumoFiber

XMission


Construction Updates

Please visit lehifibernetwork.gov for project updates.


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.

Enter Your Address to Pre-Register


Pre-Register Now


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.


Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

We are excited that the Internet Service Providers (ISP) are all participating in the ACP program and look forward to getting service to those in need. Here’s a brief summary of how the ACP program works:

  1. Residents qualify and apply to participate in the ACP program through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
    • Someone is typically eligible if they already receive assistance including through the Free and Reduced-Price School Lunch Program, SNAP, Medicaid, Federal Housing Assistance, SSI, WIC, etc.
  2. To see who a more complete list of who is eligible and how to apply, visit https://www.fcc.gov/acp
  3. Residents apply for the ACP benefit through their selected ISP
  4. Resident receives a discount of up to $30 on their monthly ISP bill


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:

Beehive Broadband

CentraCom

Intellipop

SumoFiber

XMission


Construction Updates

Please visit lehifibernetwork.gov for project updates.


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.  

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  • Share Hi, I haven't seen a progress update loaded on the website since April. I'm in the CA31 zone that's been under construction for a few months now, can you provide an update on the status of construction? Are we nearing completion? Also, how do we request a fiber drop and basic connection to the home? on Facebook Share Hi, I haven't seen a progress update loaded on the website since April. I'm in the CA31 zone that's been under construction for a few months now, can you provide an update on the status of construction? Are we nearing completion? Also, how do we request a fiber drop and basic connection to the home? on Twitter Share Hi, I haven't seen a progress update loaded on the website since April. I'm in the CA31 zone that's been under construction for a few months now, can you provide an update on the status of construction? Are we nearing completion? Also, how do we request a fiber drop and basic connection to the home? on Linkedin Email Hi, I haven't seen a progress update loaded on the website since April. I'm in the CA31 zone that's been under construction for a few months now, can you provide an update on the status of construction? Are we nearing completion? Also, how do we request a fiber drop and basic connection to the home? link

    Hi, I haven't seen a progress update loaded on the website since April. I'm in the CA31 zone that's been under construction for a few months now, can you provide an update on the status of construction? Are we nearing completion? Also, how do we request a fiber drop and basic connection to the home?

    Chris G asked 11 days ago

    Thank you for reaching out. We have recently uploaded the June status report, and the May status report has been available on our website since mid-June. Cabinet 31 is still undergoing construction at this time. We apologize for not having a specific timeframe available due to the fluid nature of the project. Once the project is complete and ready for people to connect to the Lehi Fiber Network, we'll email those who pre-registered and mail a postcard to everyone, letting you know that it's time to sign up.

  • Share I just had my stuff installed Who fixes the sunflowers you broke down and the cables on the side of my house you also broke down? You also took the faceplate that was on my thing on my fireplace that I need in case we ever decide to move things. on Facebook Share I just had my stuff installed Who fixes the sunflowers you broke down and the cables on the side of my house you also broke down? You also took the faceplate that was on my thing on my fireplace that I need in case we ever decide to move things. on Twitter Share I just had my stuff installed Who fixes the sunflowers you broke down and the cables on the side of my house you also broke down? You also took the faceplate that was on my thing on my fireplace that I need in case we ever decide to move things. on Linkedin Email I just had my stuff installed Who fixes the sunflowers you broke down and the cables on the side of my house you also broke down? You also took the faceplate that was on my thing on my fireplace that I need in case we ever decide to move things. link

    I just had my stuff installed Who fixes the sunflowers you broke down and the cables on the side of my house you also broke down? You also took the faceplate that was on my thing on my fireplace that I need in case we ever decide to move things.

    Mindi asked 11 days ago

    Thank you for reaching out and bringing this matter to our attention. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. We recommend contacting the Lehi City Fiber Hotline at (385) 201-1045 to address this issue as soon as possible. If you have any additional issues, please let us know.

  • Share I live about 150 ft. north of CA7 which was one of the very first areas to have service available. It's been about a year since then, and I've watched as area after area, in every corner of the city starts construction. Even CA32 is under construction all the way up to point of the mountain where there are NO houses. Basically everywhere except for the areas between 1500N and 2100N on the south side of I-15. I'd love to know what the rationale is for how these zones are decided because it really doesn't make sense. on Facebook Share I live about 150 ft. north of CA7 which was one of the very first areas to have service available. It's been about a year since then, and I've watched as area after area, in every corner of the city starts construction. Even CA32 is under construction all the way up to point of the mountain where there are NO houses. Basically everywhere except for the areas between 1500N and 2100N on the south side of I-15. I'd love to know what the rationale is for how these zones are decided because it really doesn't make sense. on Twitter Share I live about 150 ft. north of CA7 which was one of the very first areas to have service available. It's been about a year since then, and I've watched as area after area, in every corner of the city starts construction. Even CA32 is under construction all the way up to point of the mountain where there are NO houses. Basically everywhere except for the areas between 1500N and 2100N on the south side of I-15. I'd love to know what the rationale is for how these zones are decided because it really doesn't make sense. on Linkedin Email I live about 150 ft. north of CA7 which was one of the very first areas to have service available. It's been about a year since then, and I've watched as area after area, in every corner of the city starts construction. Even CA32 is under construction all the way up to point of the mountain where there are NO houses. Basically everywhere except for the areas between 1500N and 2100N on the south side of I-15. I'd love to know what the rationale is for how these zones are decided because it really doesn't make sense. link

    I live about 150 ft. north of CA7 which was one of the very first areas to have service available. It's been about a year since then, and I've watched as area after area, in every corner of the city starts construction. Even CA32 is under construction all the way up to point of the mountain where there are NO houses. Basically everywhere except for the areas between 1500N and 2100N on the south side of I-15. I'd love to know what the rationale is for how these zones are decided because it really doesn't make sense.

    Jim asked about 2 months ago

    Several factors determine the fiber optic construction schedule. In your area, for example, we're encountering delays due to existing and future city projects nearby. These projects can significantly impact the timeline. We understand this may cause delays in your area, and we apologize for the inconvenience. We're working diligently to bring fiber service to you as soon as possible. However, we're making good progress in areas with existing infrastructure, allowing for a faster rollout.

  • Share Is there something special about CA3B? We started under construction in December and have seen other areas start in the months after and finish before us. I understand it’s usually a 3-4 month process and we are nearly moving into what will be our 7th month of construction. Any information would be appreciated. on Facebook Share Is there something special about CA3B? We started under construction in December and have seen other areas start in the months after and finish before us. I understand it’s usually a 3-4 month process and we are nearly moving into what will be our 7th month of construction. Any information would be appreciated. on Twitter Share Is there something special about CA3B? We started under construction in December and have seen other areas start in the months after and finish before us. I understand it’s usually a 3-4 month process and we are nearly moving into what will be our 7th month of construction. Any information would be appreciated. on Linkedin Email Is there something special about CA3B? We started under construction in December and have seen other areas start in the months after and finish before us. I understand it’s usually a 3-4 month process and we are nearly moving into what will be our 7th month of construction. Any information would be appreciated. link

    Is there something special about CA3B? We started under construction in December and have seen other areas start in the months after and finish before us. I understand it’s usually a 3-4 month process and we are nearly moving into what will be our 7th month of construction. Any information would be appreciated.

    Erik C asked 2 months ago

    Great news! We show that we are close to completion in Cabinet 3B (CA3B). While I don't have an exact timeline due to the fluid nature of the project, I can confirm that we are nearing the final stages. We appreciate your patience as we work through the remaining tasks, and we expect to be able to accept sign-ups very soon.

  • Share I'm in the "Lehi CA40" zone. In early March, Strata passed out "Construction Notification" flyers and dug a bunch of holes throughout our neighborhood. It's now two months later and they haven't been back since. I called Strata's customer service line and they told me we are in the "under construction" phase but couldn't tell me anything more. My Comcast contract just expired and my bill has now nearly doubled. It's 3x the cost of fiber and is giving me less than half the speeds of fiber. I'm trying to decide if I need to sign a new contract with Comcast or if can hold off and just eat the costs while I wait. Who do I need to contact to find out when the installation process will be completed? Thanks! on Facebook Share I'm in the "Lehi CA40" zone. In early March, Strata passed out "Construction Notification" flyers and dug a bunch of holes throughout our neighborhood. It's now two months later and they haven't been back since. I called Strata's customer service line and they told me we are in the "under construction" phase but couldn't tell me anything more. My Comcast contract just expired and my bill has now nearly doubled. It's 3x the cost of fiber and is giving me less than half the speeds of fiber. I'm trying to decide if I need to sign a new contract with Comcast or if can hold off and just eat the costs while I wait. Who do I need to contact to find out when the installation process will be completed? Thanks! on Twitter Share I'm in the "Lehi CA40" zone. In early March, Strata passed out "Construction Notification" flyers and dug a bunch of holes throughout our neighborhood. It's now two months later and they haven't been back since. I called Strata's customer service line and they told me we are in the "under construction" phase but couldn't tell me anything more. My Comcast contract just expired and my bill has now nearly doubled. It's 3x the cost of fiber and is giving me less than half the speeds of fiber. I'm trying to decide if I need to sign a new contract with Comcast or if can hold off and just eat the costs while I wait. Who do I need to contact to find out when the installation process will be completed? Thanks! on Linkedin Email I'm in the "Lehi CA40" zone. In early March, Strata passed out "Construction Notification" flyers and dug a bunch of holes throughout our neighborhood. It's now two months later and they haven't been back since. I called Strata's customer service line and they told me we are in the "under construction" phase but couldn't tell me anything more. My Comcast contract just expired and my bill has now nearly doubled. It's 3x the cost of fiber and is giving me less than half the speeds of fiber. I'm trying to decide if I need to sign a new contract with Comcast or if can hold off and just eat the costs while I wait. Who do I need to contact to find out when the installation process will be completed? Thanks! link

    I'm in the "Lehi CA40" zone. In early March, Strata passed out "Construction Notification" flyers and dug a bunch of holes throughout our neighborhood. It's now two months later and they haven't been back since. I called Strata's customer service line and they told me we are in the "under construction" phase but couldn't tell me anything more. My Comcast contract just expired and my bill has now nearly doubled. It's 3x the cost of fiber and is giving me less than half the speeds of fiber. I'm trying to decide if I need to sign a new contract with Comcast or if can hold off and just eat the costs while I wait. Who do I need to contact to find out when the installation process will be completed? Thanks!

    Roy asked 2 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out about the progress in CA40. We understand the frustration of waiting, especially with contract expirations looming. Our team is working diligently to complete the construction as swiftly as possible. Due to the dynamic nature of the project and the various factors involved, we don't have an exact timeline available at this time. The process generally takes 3-4 months from the beginning of construction until the completion of a cabinet area. Once construction in the area is complete and ready for people to connect, we will notify everyone of its completion via social media and flyers.

  • Share Where do I send in my complaint about sprinkler damage caused by strata networks? I was told they would cover any repair costs. on Facebook Share Where do I send in my complaint about sprinkler damage caused by strata networks? I was told they would cover any repair costs. on Twitter Share Where do I send in my complaint about sprinkler damage caused by strata networks? I was told they would cover any repair costs. on Linkedin Email Where do I send in my complaint about sprinkler damage caused by strata networks? I was told they would cover any repair costs. link

    Where do I send in my complaint about sprinkler damage caused by strata networks? I was told they would cover any repair costs.

    Blackwell asked 2 months ago

    Please contact our dedicated Lehi City Fiber Hotline at (385) 201-1045. They will assist with any damages to your sprinklers, landscaping, or any other concerns related to Lehi City Fiber Construction as soon as possible.

  • Share Do you have any kind of estimation for CA11? Even what month would be helpful. The men were out here "getting the poles ready". Does that mean we are close? on Facebook Share Do you have any kind of estimation for CA11? Even what month would be helpful. The men were out here "getting the poles ready". Does that mean we are close? on Twitter Share Do you have any kind of estimation for CA11? Even what month would be helpful. The men were out here "getting the poles ready". Does that mean we are close? on Linkedin Email Do you have any kind of estimation for CA11? Even what month would be helpful. The men were out here "getting the poles ready". Does that mean we are close? link

    Do you have any kind of estimation for CA11? Even what month would be helpful. The men were out here "getting the poles ready". Does that mean we are close?

    JenD asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out. We appreciate your anticipation for the cabinet to be completed; however, due to the dynamic nature of the project, we currently don't have a specified completion date. The work in CA11 primarily involves aerial-based tasks, including preparations on the poles to bring services to our residents in the area.

  • Share My address is not showing up. Every time I type it in it flips to the opposite side of the city. I can't register because of this. on Facebook Share My address is not showing up. Every time I type it in it flips to the opposite side of the city. I can't register because of this. on Twitter Share My address is not showing up. Every time I type it in it flips to the opposite side of the city. I can't register because of this. on Linkedin Email My address is not showing up. Every time I type it in it flips to the opposite side of the city. I can't register because of this. link

    My address is not showing up. Every time I type it in it flips to the opposite side of the city. I can't register because of this.

    tdawnb asked 5 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out; we apologize for the inconvenience. There could be an issue with how your address is entered into the system on the back end. We recommend contacting the Lehi City Fiber Hotline at 385-201-1045, where we can look up the address and get you pre-registered and entered into the system.

  • Share Do I have to contact Strada to get connected to my house or do I do that thru one of the ISP's on Facebook Share Do I have to contact Strada to get connected to my house or do I do that thru one of the ISP's on Twitter Share Do I have to contact Strada to get connected to my house or do I do that thru one of the ISP's on Linkedin Email Do I have to contact Strada to get connected to my house or do I do that thru one of the ISP's link

    Do I have to contact Strada to get connected to my house or do I do that thru one of the ISP's

    gjh5219 asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out. To sign up for Lehi City Fiber, you will need to reach out to an Internet Service Provider and request to sign up for services. We have listed all of our partnered ISPs and their contact information for review on our website at https://www.lehi-ut.gov/fiber/. 

  • Share When will you start construction in the Parkside Wood Side Homes, between 1500 North and 2300 West (South of 2100 North). It is labeled Zone Name: Lehi City Zone Status: Pre-Registration is Open. Thanks! on Facebook Share When will you start construction in the Parkside Wood Side Homes, between 1500 North and 2300 West (South of 2100 North). It is labeled Zone Name: Lehi City Zone Status: Pre-Registration is Open. Thanks! on Twitter Share When will you start construction in the Parkside Wood Side Homes, between 1500 North and 2300 West (South of 2100 North). It is labeled Zone Name: Lehi City Zone Status: Pre-Registration is Open. Thanks! on Linkedin Email When will you start construction in the Parkside Wood Side Homes, between 1500 North and 2300 West (South of 2100 North). It is labeled Zone Name: Lehi City Zone Status: Pre-Registration is Open. Thanks! link

    When will you start construction in the Parkside Wood Side Homes, between 1500 North and 2300 West (South of 2100 North). It is labeled Zone Name: Lehi City Zone Status: Pre-Registration is Open. Thanks!

    Edie asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out regarding the Parkside Estates area. We understand your interest in the project. After looking up the area, it appears to be part of Cabinet 20A and 20B (CA 20A-B). Currently, construction has not started in your area. Due to the project's fluid nature and other factors, we do not have a timeline available at this moment. However, rest assured that you will receive notice via postcard and door hangers once construction begins. We encourage you to pre-register at https://www.lehi-ut.gov/fiber/ or https://lehi.fibertomycity.com/ to stay updated with the latest developments. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.

Page last updated: 15 Apr 2024, 11:49 AM