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Zone 3, it’s time to say no to slow! On December 6th, members in Zone 3 became eligible to receive 100% fiber internet service from Tri-CoGo. Individuals that are pre-registered in Zone 3 should have already received an email to initiate their accounts. Individuals...

Zone 2, it’s time to say no to slow! On October 19th, members in Zone 2 became eligible to receive 100% fiber internet service from Tri-CoGo. Individuals that are pre-registered in Zone 2 should have already received an email to initiate their accounts. Individuals...

On Monday, September 27th, Tri-CoGo, Tri-County EMC’s internet subsidiary, installed service to its 100th customer. “It’s an incredible milestone for us, and it couldn’t have happened without a combined team effort from our employees and contractors,” says Greg...

Tri-County EMC members in Zone 1 are officially eligible for fiber internet service. 100 new accounts are slated to have their Tri-CoGo service installed in the coming weeks and technicians are actively installing new customers every day. Members who are...

Over 70 miles of fiber have been constructed since May! We have installed internet service for several test customers in Zone 1. The installations went well, and we will continue to monitor the connections to ensure that we have a quality product when service is...

Since construction began in late May, we’ve built more than 50 miles of fiber and installed three of nine fiber huts. Fiber huts will house all electronics used to provide fiber internet to customers on the substation.We now have over 3,000 pre-registrations. Service...

The first fiber hut was set in Clinton Substation in Gray in April. This is one of 9 fiber huts that will be installed on our system - one at each substation. These huts house all of the electronics needed to provide fiber internet service to everyone on that...

Construction is underway with Tri-County EMC’s broadband fiber project. The first fiber hut has been installed at Clinton Substation in Gray. This hut will house all of the electronics to allow Tri-CoGo to relay light signals, and ultimately provide fiber internet...

Efforts to provide needed high-speed internet service to Georgians took a step forward when Gov. Brian Kemp and PSC Commissioner Tim Echols assisted Tri-County EMC (Gray, GA) in making an important announcement. Governor Kemp announced the formation of a new broadband...