Allo Communications on Monday announced expansion plans for five more cities in Nebraska.
The Lincoln-based telecommunications provider that's owned partly by Nelnet said it plans to start internet, phone and TV service in Ashland, Milford, Seward, Sidney and York next year.
Allo said it currently is working closely with officials in each city to complete necessary agreements and plans to start building out fiber networks in the spring.
Allo has been in expansion mode, especially in Nebraska, recently starting service in Norfolk, Wayne and Valentine, and currently working on completing fiber builds in Columbus, Fremont, Grand Island and Kearney.
“We have always had a big focus on our home state of Nebraska, said Allo President and CEO Brad Moline. "We are excited to connect hundreds of thousands of Nebraska residents and businesses to our award-winning fiber technology while also bringing economic growth to each community."
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The company also announced plans earlier this year to provide service to Lake Havasu, Arizona.
Allo now serves more than 20 cities in three states with a total population of more than 800,000 people.