Sedona, Arizona – Cox Communications plans to utilize American Rescue Planning Act (ARPA) funds distributed by the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors to provide Cox’s Gig internet, television, phone, home security, automation services, and business services is proceeding. Her more than 3,000 Arizona residents of Black Canyon City and Congress.

All residents are invited to attend on January 30, 2023, as Cox Communications representatives will present to Yavapai County officials and the community an overview of plans to establish services in the City of Black Canyon. Complimentary food trucks serve dinner, with technology door prizes and giveaways.

When: Monday, January 30, 2023 5:00 pm

Location: Kanon Elementary School, 34360 S. School Loop, Black Canyon City, Arizona.

WHO: Cox Public Relations, Sales, Construction and Technical.

Cox expects service to be available at Black Canyon City in late 2023/early 2024, with construction to begin in the near future.

The recently approved Cox deal includes a $3.8 million investment from Yavapai County’s ARPA Fund and more than $10.5 million from Cox Communications.

The deal will allow Cox to expand its fiber over 100 miles to serve underserved areas of Yavapai County.

Cox has initiated the engineering, construction design and necessary permits for the fiber-based network and will work with state and federal land management agencies, as well as county and local agencies, to obtain the necessary approvals. Residents of Black Canyon City will soon see work begin in their community. https://www.cox.com/getfiber To obtain status updates and to express your interest in Cox Services.