Riverdale

ECOMMUNITY™ FIBER SECURES INITIAL PERMITS TO START CONSTRUCTION IN MORROW AND RIVERDALE, GA!

April 15, 2023

The City of Morrow and City of Riverdale, GA have both issued eCommunity Fiber with the required permits to start construction in Mid May. In Riverdale, fiber deployment will start at the intersection of Taylor Road and GA Hwy 138. In Morrow, construction will start within the neighborhoods next to South Lake Mall.

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