Polish Net-Arn Receives Over 6 Million Zloty to Expand Fiber Optic Network Covering 1,222 Addresses

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Net-Arn is building a fast internet fiber optic network in the Brochów municipality of the Masovian Voivodeship in Poland. This project is implemented as part of the National Recovery Plan (Krajowy Plan Odbudowy) investment, receiving funding of over 6 million zloty, and is planned to cover 1,222 address points, of which approximately 454 are located within the Brochów municipality.

Company owner Maciej Buława stated at the most recent meeting of the Brochów Municipal Council that the investment covers a total of 40 locations, including 16 in the Brochów municipality, making it one of the largest telecommunications investments currently being implemented across Poland. The project aims to prevent digital exclusion.

At the meeting, Maciej Buława said that the company has listened to the opinions of residents and local officials, striving to lay fiber optic cables in every location, including forests and remote areas. Although coordination with many private property owners is still required, the company emphasized that it has received strong support and understanding from the mayor, residents, village heads, and councilors.

Fast internet is being built in the following locations: Brochocin, Wólka Smolana, Olszowiec, Andrzejów, Lasocin, Famułki Brochowskie, Bieliny, Sianno, Tułowice, Łasice, Wilcze Tułowskie, Famułki Królewskie, Wilcze Śladowskie, Górki, and Przęsławice. Work has already begun in most locations and is proceeding as planned.

The entire project is expected to be completed by the end of August this year, with residents of the Brochów municipality set to enjoy fast network connections by the end of July.

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