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Severe Outage (50+ reports)
Service Degradation (20-49)
Minor Issues (5-19)
Isolated Reports (1-4)

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About Communications

Sioux Falls Fiber is the city-owned fiber-optic network delivering high-speed internet to residents and businesses in South Dakota's largest city. Offering symmetrical speeds from 100Mbps to 10Gbps with no data caps and locally-based support, this municipal network provides competitive alternatives to traditional ISPs. Sioux Falls Fiber stands out for its affordable pricing, commitment to net neutrality, and reinvestment of profits into community technology initiatives across the city.

Sioux Falls metro area
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  • 📶 Data Connectivity: 9.3/10 | Enterprise-grade fiber performance with 99.99% uptime and symmetrical speeds that consistently meet or exceed advertised rates
  • ⚡ 5G UW Availability: |
  • Customer Service: 9.1/10 | City staff support with rapid local response times
  • Billing System: 9.4/10 | Simple municipal pricing - $59.95/month for 1Gbps with no contracts
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