Lightcurve, a broadband provider serving communities across Washington state, recently announced it is making its new high-speed fiber optic networks in Centralia and Chehalis available to customers.
In Chehalis, nearly 2,000 locations are now eligible for Lightcurve’s 2-gigabit symmetrical fiber service.
In Centralia, Lightcurve’s new fiber network now reaches hundreds of locations, and more than 1,000 additional locations are planned to come online in 2026, according to a news release from Lightcurve.
“By completing these networks we’re helping bring reliable, future-ready broadband to residents and businesses that have long needed modern infrastructure,” said Beth Barnes, senior vice president of sales and marketing at Lightcurve. “It’s not only an important milestone for those of us at Lightcurve, but for the families and communities that we are serving.”
The completed projects highlight a series of recent advancements for Lightcurve in Central Washington. Lightcurve announced the start of new fiber network construction in Selah and in rural areas of Kittitas County, including the Thorp and Edgemont communities where the work will bring symmetrical speeds of up to 2 gigabits to roughly 400 underserved homes and businesses. The company will also soon be completing fiber infrastructure in Ellensburg, according to the release.
Lightcurve, headquartered in Tacoma, has accelerated fiber expansion across Pierce, Thurston, Lewis and Kittitas counties as part of its long-term strategy to improve service reliability and increase broadband in Washington, the release stated.
Residents and businesses in Centralia and Chehalis can inquire about service availability and sign up at getlightcurve.com.
