Ezee Fiber Expands Broadband Network in Washington

Broadband infrastructure investment continues to advance across Washington State, with fiber construction now underway in the cities of Algona and Pacific. The projects reflect ongoing momentum in last-mile fiber deployment throughout the Puget Sound region.

New Fiber Builds Underway

Construction activity has begun with engineering preparation and underground fiber installation across both communities. Once completed, the networks will support symmetrical, multi-gigabit internet service for residential and business customers.

The Algona and Pacific projects follow earlier fiber expansion efforts across the Puget Sound region, including builds in Kent, Des Moines, and Puyallup. Together, these deployments illustrate a regional strategy focused on extending high-capacity fiber infrastructure into suburban and mid-sized markets.

This approach aligns with broader industry trends as providers prioritize network densification and incremental expansion beyond major urban centers.

Local Construction With Long-Term Impact

Fiber construction is expected to proceed in phases, with service becoming available on a rolling basis as network segments are completed. Providers typically coordinate with municipalities on permitting, restoration, and right-of-way requirements to minimize disruption during installation.

From an infrastructure perspective, fiber networks represent long-lived assets designed to support rising bandwidth demands tied to remote work, cloud services, streaming, and digital commerce.

Private Investment Drives Continued Deployment

The Washington builds come amid ongoing uncertainty around federal broadband funding timelines. While large programs such as the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) initiative remain central to rural deployment strategies, many urban and suburban fiber projects continue to move forward through private investment.

As construction progresses in Algona and Pacific, the projects highlight how broadband deployment continues at the local level even as national policy and funding frameworks evolve.