Fiber Internet

Construction Contact Form

Have a question or issue with fiber construction in your neighborhood? Intrepid Fiber wants to talk to you about it. Please fill out this online Construction Contact Form and let them know what’s on your mind. 

Call Directly! A direct phone number to help resolve concerns quickly and efficiently is (844) 380-8090


Transforming Connectivity in Frederick

High-speed fiber internet is expanding in Frederick! We’ve partnered with Intrepid Fiber Networks and ALLO Communications for an exciting broadband infrastructure build-out to enhance connectivity for homes and businesses throughout the Town. 

What is Fiber Internet?

Fiber internet is a cutting-edge, high-speed internet connection that transmits data as pulses of light through thin glass strands. This technology delivers:

  • Faster Speeds: Ideal for streaming, gaming, and remote work. Fiber, on average, is 10x faster than cable.
  • Low Latency: Ensures smoother connections with minimal delay. Latency is measured in milliseconds (ms); fiber latency is around 1- 5 ms, while cable is 15- 40 ms.
  • Reliability: Maintains strong, consistent internet access. Fiber is ~10x more reliable than cable, based on the amount of downtime during a year

Who is Intrepid Fiber Networks?

Intrepid Fiber Networks is a Fiber-to-the-Premises operator and builder with a Wholesale Open Access Model, based in Broomfield, CO. Intrepid was incorporated in January 2022 and is led by established telecommunications executives with over 100 years of combined experience in the industry. Their mission is to deliver world-class fiber to communities throughout the United States to meet the broadband demands of the future.

Who is ALLO Communications?

ALLO Communications is a telecommunications company established in 2002, offering internet, broadband, telephone, and television to residents, businesses, and government entities through fiber-based networks. ALLO’s growth and success are primarily thanks to its reputation for winning customer service, technical capabilities, experienced, knowledgeable personnel, and superior products. ALLO currently provides communications services to 50 cities across Nebraska, Colorado, Arizona, and Missouri, totaling over 1.4 million in population. ALLO has developed a world-class network to expand business opportunities, create jobs, and improve the quality of life. They take great pride in providing residents and businesses with unmatched entertainment and communications options. ALLO’s mission is to create, connect, and serve Gigabit communities.

Project Timeline 

  • July 24, 2024: The Town of Frederick issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking community partnership opportunities for a fiber network buildout.
  • November 12, 2024: Intrepid presented its fiber buildout plan to the Board of Trustees. The board unanimously approved Resolution 24-R-64, granting an agreement for the fiber network installation.
  • April of 2025: Construction is expected to begin. The first step will include reviewing and approving permits with utility locations. After permits have been approved and utilities have been located, Intrepid will begin constructing its network. They will segment their build into Distribution Areas and notify you via door hangers 72 hours before construction when it is your area's turn. Once construction is complete, you will be notified again via door hanger.
  • February 2026: Construction is estimated to be completed, with services becoming available to different neighborhoods in phases as the project progresses. Updates on neighborhood availability will be provided as timelines are finalized. The completion estimate may change due to factors like weather.
  1. What access do the fiber contractors have to residential properties?
  2. Will I be required to switch my internet service to Allo?
  3. Will I be notified before work begins on or near my property?
  4. How will I know if they need access to my yard?
  5. I have a question or concern about the fiber construction work in my area. Who should I contact?
  6. Why are they taking pictures of my house?
  7. Are they wearing a uniform to identify they are with Intrepid? Do they have ID?
  8. Will my lawn be restored once the fiber work is complete?
  9. What happens if my sprinkler or irrigation system is damaged during installation?
  10. My lawn or landscaping was disturbed. Will it be restored?
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Fiber Internet Construction Status

Property Notification & Restoration

Work Areas: Construction will occur in public rights-of-way and public service easements, some of which may be near or within residential lot areas.

The public rights-of-way, or ROW, are the legally designated areas of land, typically managed by your local government, that allow public access for transportation and utilities, including roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, and underground or overhead utility lines. This could result in some roads being partially closed and light disruption.

Notifications: Intrepid’s contractors will notify residents 72 hours before construction using door hangers. Contractors will display company information on their uniforms and vehicles. Staff will also knock on doors before accessing residential property.

Property Restoration: All properties affected by construction will be promptly restored to their original condition after completion. Due to seasonality/weather/inclement conditions, property restoration may be delayed to ensure that the quality of any restoration is maintained.

Contact Information

For more details about the project and contact information for questions or concerns, visit Intrepid Fiber's website or call (844) 380-8090.

For more details about the service, visit ALLO Communication's website, or call (866) 481-2556 (Residential Service) or (855) 632-3154 (ALLO Business)

Does Broadband Exist in My Neighborhood

If you are looking for service providers in your area, the Federal Communications Broadband Map  may be a good starting point.