Groundbreaking deal to bring high speed internet to city by AT&T

In a unanimous decision, the Monroe City Council has approved a significant contract with AT&T to initiate the construction of a comprehensive fiber optic network across Monroe.

This project, valued at approximately $27 million, includes a $25 million investment from AT&T and a $2 million match from the city.

David Aubrey, President of AT&T Louisiana and Mississippi, emphasized the collaborative nature of this venture.

“We have been invited to collaborate with the citizens of Monroe to bring high-speed broadband services,” Aubrey stated.

He highlighted that this is AT&T’s first collaborative opportunity in Louisiana and assured that the project aims to serve…

 

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