North Salt Lake residents frustrated with Lumen internet project

By Becky Ginos

NORTH SALT LAKE—Residents in Foxboro have expressed frustration to the North Salt Lake City Council as they’ve watched their yards torn up and large utility boxes pop up. Telecommunications company Lumen – formally CenturyLink – is making upgrades to its current lines to increase service to be able to offer 10 gigabit internet speed to homes in the area. Some have questioned why the work can’t be done in the parking strip or roadway.  

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