COLUMBUS, Ohio--Horizon, an Ohio-based fiber-optic broadband company, is continuing to expand its regional state-of-the-art fiber-optic network to residents and businesses in Zanesville, Ohio. This Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) expansion, which follows an array of builds across multiple other markets in the region, includes 172 miles of new fiber, passing 12,402 homes and businesses in the area.
The extended Horizon footprint will support growing network requirements for users across the region, offering greater speeds and heightened bandwidth capabilities with affordable broadband options while underscoring Horizon’s role as a trusted Midwest network partner.
“Horizon is committed to keeping our Midwest communities connected,” says Jim Capuano, CEO at Horizon. “We are proud to offer Zanesville residents and businesses high-quality, affordable, and reliable broadband solutions.”
“The City of Zanesville welcomes Horizon to our community, and we’re looking forward to seeing how these competitively priced, high-speed connectivity solutions can help our community members accomplish their goals — whatever they may be. Competition in the marketplace creates benefits for all consumers,” says Donald Mason, Zanesville Mayor.
Currently, Horizon is in the FTTH construction phase in several other Midwest markets, including Greenfield, OH, Washington Court House, OH, and Lancaster, OH, and will soon announce additional fiber-optic build outs, continuing this aggressive push to close digital divides.
Today, Horizon operates 6,000+ miles of fiber across Ohio, West Virginia, western Pennsylvania and Indiana, with data center connectivity and backhaul services that span up to Chicago, IL.
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