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ESVBA opens Fiber to the Home Broadband Service for Oak Hall, Hallwood, Nelsonia and Bloxom

May 13, 2018 by Wayne Creed Leave a Comment

EXMORE, VA. (May 10, 2018) — The Eastern Shore of Virginia Broadband Authority is now serving the communities of Oak Hall, Hallwood, Nelsonia and Bloxom, VA. These latest additions mark 12 residential communities on the shore that have access to high-speed fiber optic connectivity services.

Residents may begin signing up for high-speed FTTH Internet services today for as little as $39.99 per month by contacting ESVBA Residential Support at 757-709-7080.

“We are thrilled to begin serving Oak Hall, Hallwood, Nelsonia and Bloxom residents” said Robert Bridgham, Executive Director of ESVBA. “But, for those we haven’t reached yet, please know that we’ve got big plans and are not slowing down any time soon.”

The ESVBA plans to bring high speed fiber optic services to 14 more local communities in the coming months. The list of all active ESVBA FTTH communities is public and kept up to date on ESVBA.com.

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