Sign-Up Goal Has Been Reached! Services are available NOW!

Prairie Home has reached its sign-up goal and fiber-line construction has been completed inside the city limits! Co-Mo Connect’s internet, TV and home phone service is available NOW! Sign up for service in three simple steps:

  1. Visit Join.Co-Mo.net
  2. Enter Your Address and Choose Your Services (Internet, TV, and/or Home Phone)
  3. Agree to the Terms of Service and Click Submit

Construction Timeline


Please understand that seeing Co-Mo Connect contractor trucks in your area the first step of many before Co-Mo’s services can be installed and turned on at your home and/or business. Here are a few milestones you can look for along the way to receiving our services in your home:

  1.  Once an area reaches its signup goal, engineers working for Co-Mo Connect must draw up the plans for fiber-line construction in the area.
  2. When the plans are completed, then the construction job will be bid out to contractors.
  3. Once a contractor has been awarded, the construction date will be set, and fiber-line construction will begin.
  4. Near the completion of the construction, you will be billed for your installation fee.
  5. After construction is completed, and if you have paid your installation fee, a Co-Mo Connect customer service representative will call you to set up an installation date. On that date, an installer will come to your home to switch on your internet/TV/phone service(s).
  6. Welcome to Co-Mo Connect Country!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

When is construction scheduled to begin in Prairie Home?

Construction has been completed and services are available NOW! Sign up for service HERE!

When will I start receiving internet/TV/phone services?

Construction has been completed and services are available NOW! Sign up for service HERE!

When will I be billed for my installation fee?

You will be billed the $150 installation fee when your installation is scheduled.

How is the fiber line being placed during construction?

In the case of Prairie Home, all fiber-line construction is expected to be underground and along utility easements.