Roanoke Valley Broadband Authority

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better business solutions:

Speed, capacity, and unbridled potential. RVBA offers local businesses secure, dependable Direct-to-Door Fiber Optic Cable, Internet, and High Speed, High-Capacity Data Transport Services.

economic uplift:

RVBA has built an open access network to make it easier to bring both new opportunities and more high-paying jobs to the region.

let’s work together:

RVBA offers carrier-grade infrastructure built with Department of Defense JITC certified equipment – and we’re looking for partners to help us take it the “last” mile.

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RVBA HISTORY

Fiber : The Future of Business Communication Is Now

Choosing Your Service: Dark Fiber, High Speed and High Capacity Data Transport and Enterprise Internet up to 200Gbps

The Story of The Roanoke Valley Broadband Authority

Of, By, and For The Community; This is how the Roanoke Valley Broadband Authority came to be.

Open-Access: Why It Matters To Roanoke

A lot of people are talking about “Open Access.” If you are asking, “what is it?” and “why does it matter?” this brochure is for you.

Increased competition coming for residential broadband service in the Roanoke Valley Residential Customers in the Roanoke Valley May Soon Get Broadband Access CLIC Announces Recipients of 2019 Local Internet Choice Awards One Bent Mountain resident brings broadband to his community Roanoke Valley Broadband Authority looks at accomplishments, growth during 2018 Botetourt County to host rural broadband summit next week Smith: Connections up, prices down: Broadband authority delivers New internet provider option arrives in Roanoke aboard municipal broadband network Broadband Authority’s fiber optic system marks first year of operation Mayor focuses on accomplishments for Roanoke during state of city address RVBA Delivers “Dark Fiber” to RAMP on Budget and Ahead of Schedule New Virginia Economy with Mike Hamlar Extended Interview Broadband "Beyond the Classroom" "Broadband, I-73, other bills survive General Assembly" "Work on broadband network expansion in Roanoke County poised to begin" Byron broadband bill broadly criticized in Richmond "Editorial: Early Christmas presents" "Reset button hit on broadband project pact" "Broadband Authority receives Governor’s Technology Award." "Trains Built Roanoke. Science Saved It." "Roanoke County leaders emphasize Valley’s connections in annual State of the County."