Last Mile Broadband Internet Access Expansion Project
With the City’s new Last Mile Broadband Internet Access Expansion Project now installing fiber in eligible neighborhoods, residents will be able to subscribe to reliable high-speed fiber service.
The City of Sacramento’s Last Mile Broadband Internet Access project is expanding high-speed fiber internet service to over 1,500 homes in eligible underserved neighborhoods. Whether you work from home, attend school online, stream entertainment or want to stay connected with loved ones, reliable internet access helps improve everyday life. As of summer 2026, construction to install the fiber internet infrastructure has started in approved neighborhoods. If you would like more information about how to sign up for a fiber broadband line to be installed at your address, please complete the Last Mile Broadband
Project Overview
Funded through California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) grants and other state and federal funding, the Last Mile Broadband Internet Access project supports the City’s Digital Strategy by increasing access to fast, reliable internet service.
What to Expect
To provide equitable fiber internet access to more Sacramento residents, the first step is constructing the infrastructure in eligible neighborhoods that have been identified as underserved for internet access. Establishing the network involves laying underground fiber optic cables and adding utility boxes within utility easements. In various neighborhoods, these construction activities are either completed, currently underway or planned. The City’s project also includes installing underground fiber optic cable from the new utility boxes up to individual residences, if the owner/property manager/resident opts in. This does not start fiber broadband service at the home, but is free of charge during this City project and sets up the property to be able to start fiber broadband quickly and easily if deciding to start service in the future.
Project Locations
The City of Sacramento used geographic and demographic data on access to high-speed internet to identify neighborhoods that are underserved with this essential resource and prioritize these communities for priority installation of fiber optic broadband infrastructure through the Last Mile Broadband Internet Access project. The table below lists neighborhoods identified for benefiting from this City project.
Precise project locations can be seen on the City's Public Works project map; view here
| Completed | Currently In Progress | Planned |
|---|---|---|
| Northpointe Marina Vista | Dartford Drive Bridgewater Village South Wildwood Phoenix Park |
Access to Opportunity
High-speed internet creates opportunities for individuals, families and businesses. CPUC is providing grant funding for projects like the Last Mile to install broadband in underserved communities, bridging the digital divide between communities that have reliable internet access and those that do not. This investment in improving access to reliable internet service has numerous benefits — from day-to-day conveniences that make life easier, to life-changing opportunities that have transformative effects for residents.
- Economic Opportunity: Residents can search for jobs, participate in virtual interviews, work remotely and operate online businesses.
- Education: Students can attend online classes and access virtual learning resources. Healthcare: Patients can access telehealth appointments, patient portals and online health resources from home.
- Public Safety & Emergency Services: Everyone can reliably receive emergency notifications and stay connected to first responders to enable better coordination during emergencies.
- Government & Civic Engagement: Communities can access important government services, voting information, and participate in virtual town halls and city council meetings.
- Connection to Loved Ones: Everyone can stay connected to friends and family. Entertainment: People can enjoy streaming services for music, shows and movies, and use gaming devices.