WASHINGTON COUNTY (KFSM) — Ozark Electric revealed plans for the first phase of OzarksGo internet on Thursday (June 30).
The fiber-to-home network will be available to Ozark Electric members who are served by the Farmington, Fayetteville West, Eddie Walker and Tontitown substations, according to a company press release. The fiber services should start by the end of the year.
Ozark Electric members who are part of phase one will receive subscription packets with information about the services, the release states. They can call 479-684-4900 to confirm their plans, or they can use an online form that should be activated soon.
Internet will also be available for non-members as soon as the online form is activated.
Prices for the internet services were also released, with two plans: Basic and Gigabit. The basic plan offers speeds of up to 100 megabits per second (Mbps) with no data caps for $49.95 a month. The gigabit plan offers speeds of up to 1,000 Mbps with no data caps. That plan is $79.95 a month.
OzarksGo, which is a subsidiary of Ozarks Electric, will be expanding to eventually offer all-fiber gigabit internet, television and phone services throughout Northwest Arkansas and Northeast Oklahoma.
