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Community Broadband
Fiber Internet Backed by 25 Years of Connecting Washington
Reliable, affordable fiber internet from the nonprofit organization that has spent more than two decades expanding broadband access across Washington communities.
Whether you’re working remotely, learning online, streaming entertainment, or running a business from home, Community Broadband delivers fast, symmetrical fiber service backed by the experience and statewide infrastructure of NoaNet.
Backed by decades of broadband expertise and built on a nonprofit mission, Community Broadband delivers dependable fiber internet with transparent pricing and local support.
Why NoaNet Is the Right Fit
Community Broadband combines the speed and reliability of fiber with something many internet providers can’t offer: decades of experience building and operating Washington’s broadband infrastructure.
As a nonprofit organization, NoaNet has spent more than 25 years partnering with communities to expand broadband access where it’s needed most. Community Broadband is the next evolution of that mission, bringing trusted fiber internet directly to homes and businesses.
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Community Broadband is the next chapter in NoaNet’s mission to strengthen Washington communities through better connectivity, bringing reliable, transparent, and locally focused fiber internet to homes and businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about NoaNet Community Broadband? Our FAQs cover the essentials, how the service works, why we’re expanding into last-mile connectivity, and what sets us apart as a local, community-focused provider. Explore the answers below to learn more.
What is NoaNet Community Broadband?
NoaNet Community Broadband is a fiber-to-the-home internet service provided by NoaNet, a Washington-based nonprofit organization that has spent more than 25 years building and operating broadband infrastructure across the state.
Who is NoaNet?
Founded in 2000, NoaNet is a Washington nonprofit dedicated to expanding broadband access throughout the state. For more than two decades, we’ve partnered with public utility districts, tribes, municipalities, schools, healthcare organizations, and local communities to build the infrastructure that connects Washington.
Is NoaNet a nonprofit organization?
Yes. NoaNet is a Washington-based nonprofit organization founded to expand broadband access across the state. Every investment we make is guided by our mission to strengthen communities through better connectivity. Community Broadband is a natural extension of that mission, delivering trusted fiber internet directly to homes and businesses while continuing to support long-term broadband growth throughout Washington.
Why is NoaNet offering residential internet now?
As broadband has become essential for work, education, healthcare, and daily life, many communities have asked for a trusted, mission-driven provider to deliver last-mile fiber service. Community Broadband allows NoaNet to build on its decades of broadband expertise while continuing its mission to improve connectivity where it’s needed most.
Where is service available?
Community Broadband is currently serving select Washington communities, including Chelan County, Douglas County, Mason County, and Central Stevens County. Availability varies by location, and additional communities will be announced as new projects are completed.
Check availability to see if service is offered in your area.
Why is fiber internet better than cable?
Fiber delivers faster, more consistent performance with symmetrical upload and download speeds, making it ideal for remote work, video conferencing, streaming, online gaming, telehealth, and households with multiple connected devices. Because fiber isn’t affected by neighborhood congestion the way traditional cable networks can be, it provides a more reliable internet experience.
Are there contracts, data caps, or hidden fees?
No. Community Broadband offers straightforward pricing with no data caps, no speed throttling, and no hidden fees. We believe reliable internet should be simple, transparent, and easy to understand.
Is Community Broadband replacing local internet providers?
No. Community Broadband complements Washington’s broadband ecosystem by partnering with local utilities, municipalities, and community organizations to expand access where additional fiber service benefits residents. Collaboration has always been central to NoaNet’s mission.
How do I get started?
Getting connected is easy. Simply check availability to see if Community Broadband service is available at your address. If service is available, you’ll be guided through the next steps to get connected.
