Troy Cablevision

Troy Cablevision, Inc.
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Type	Privately
Industry	Telecommunications
Founded	1985
Headquarters	Troy, Alabama, United States
Key people	William Freeman (President) Vicki McPherson (Vice President) Conley Freeman (CTO) Ken Jordan (Head Engineer) Chris Freeman (Sales)
Products	Cable television HDTV Digital telephone Broadband Security Systems
Website	troycable.net

Troy Cablevision is a regional cable television, cable internet, Security Systems and VOIP provider that serves Troy, Alabama, Daleville, Alabama, Elba, Alabama, Luverne, Alabama, Ozark, Alabama, and Dothan, Alabama. Its motto is "Your Hometown Communications Company". It is currently the only cable TV provider in the country that carries Pursuit Channel (based in Luverne) 24-hours a day.^[1]

Government Grants

Troy Cablevision, Inc. was awarded $26.1 million in federal stimulus funds in August 2010 to build a middle-mile fiber optical broadband network connecting Pike, Coffee, Crenshaw and Dale counties to Internet POP points in Montgomery and Dothan. The Southeast Alabama SmartBand initiative calls for 595 miles of fiber. The service provider already belongs to a public/private partnership with the South Alabama Electrical Cooperative for an effort to enable smartgrid energy management services for the coop's 17,000 electric customers in Pike, Coffee and Crenshaw counties. That initiative will include two backhaul routes to Atlanta, which could boost connectivity and attract economic development to the area.^[2]

External links

Troy Cablevision - Official Site

References

↑ Pursuit Channel - Affiliates
↑ Troy Cable Awarded $26,068,284 for Economic Development, BroadBandUSA

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Defunct cable TV

¹ – Still in operation, but no longer offers cable or Internet as part of its services

Defunct satellite

Defunct IPTV

Defunct terrestrial

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