Nearly 40 percent of rural residents and businesses lack access to the same quality of service available in urban areas. Broadband has become vital to our economy and quality of life, and thanks to the Missouri ARPA Broadband Infrastructure Grant Program we are able to help bridge those gaps.

Residents will have greater access to health care, workforce training, global markets, faster download speeds, lower latency for better gaming, and so much more. Fiber is being used for these buildouts because it’s extremely secure and has so many possibilities for the future.

With the ARPA Grant, the new fiber route will reach 471 locations inside city limits of Braymer and 862 locations in Hamilton, including businesses, residential, and anchor institutions.

Once construction has completed, we will contact all locations along the fiber route and review service options.  To keep up-to-date on the construction process and be first in line for fiber Internet service, please express your interest at www.greenhillsfiber.net.  

We are working very hard to bring you Green Hills fiber as quickly as possible, but there are many steps that need to take place before service can be installed.  Learn more about the Fiber Construction Process.

While the final details are still in process, Green Hills anticipates beginning construction on the fiber route in 2024. Once construction plans have been finalized, Green Hills plans to contact each resident and business along the route and provide a more personalized timeline for construction, installation process, and service details.

 Community members can also express their interest in Green Hills fiber by completing an interest form at greenhillsfiber.net.  This website tracks consumer interest and provides fiber expansion data for Green Hills.  There is no cost or commitment for the consumer associated with providing interest in fiber broadband.

When using grant money, we must follow the mapped area that was determined by the government. Anything outside of that area is funded by Green Hills Communications. Installing fiber is a very expensive project, so if there are areas just outside of the grant area, then Green Hills will work very closely with an engineering firm to build the most cost-effective construction plan for each area. There are several things that are taken into consideration. We have to determine the lay of the land. Will we be boring through rock, under railroad tracks, creeks/rivers, etc. We also have to obtaining permits and easements for the entire area.  Learn more about the Fiber Construction Process.

We have several services to choose from that are competitively priced to meet any customer’s needs.  Once pre-construction begins in your neighborhood, we will send more information about our services.  Make sure we have your updated contact information by completing the interest form at greenhillsfiber.net. 

Unlimited phone service is not available without the purchase of an Internet package.

No, we do not offer TV service in our new service areas. There are streaming services that can be ran across your Internet service. Visit www.suppose.tv to determine which streaming service is best for you – they even have local channels!

The only residential service that has a contract is our 50Mbps internet plan.  All other residential internet plans do not have a contract.

Yes, they will have to plow a drop to your home. But our goal is to treat your property as if it were our own. After digging the narrow trench required to install the fiber cable and construction is complete, we’ll restore your yard to a condition as close to the original as possible.  Learn more about the Fiber Construction Process.