More Greene County residents are getting closer to high-speed fiber internet! Greeneville Energy Authority (GEA) is excited to announce that two additional areas in Western Greene County are now open for sign-ups for GEA Connect fiber internet, bringing more residents closer to reliable, high-speed connectivity.
As construction continues throughout Greene County, GEA Connect is working to make fast, local fiber internet available to more homes and businesses.
Two New Areas Open for Sign-Ups
Residents in the following areas can now check their addresses for service availability.
Area 1
- Oakwood Road
- North Mohawk Road
- South Mohawk Road
- Concord Road
- Concord Lane
- McDonald Road
- Jarrell Road
- Sapp Road
- Catawba Road
- Kesterson Way
- Guy Matthews Lane
- Smelcer Road
- Ed Shipley Lane
- Green Road
- Mount Hope Road
- Bibles Chapel Road
- Murray Bridge Road
- Quail Park Lane
- Sipes Lane
Area 2
- Blue Springs Parkway
- Grassy Creek Road
- Emerald Road
- Tunnell Road
- Snake Road
- Alpine Loop
- Alpine Lane
- Henard Road
- Dodson Pike
- Black Road
- Pocahontas Street
- Cherokee Street
- Chilhowie Street
- Sequoyah Street
- Stillwood Lane
- Robinson Street
- Main Street
- Mosheim
Residents along these roads should check their individual addresses, as availability may vary by location.
If your address is eligible for service, the GEA Connect team will be reaching out to help you take the next step toward getting connected.
Fiber Expansion Is Moving Forward
GEA Connect continues to make progress across Greene County, with crews actively connecting customers in areas where fiber infrastructure is already in place. Additional construction crews will soon help accelerate the expansion, allowing GEA to continue bringing fiber internet to more communities.
Our goal is to connect more Greene County residents with fast, dependable internet backed by a local team that lives and works in the community we serve.
Understanding the Fiber Availability Map
As construction progresses, you may notice that your area still appears red on the GEA Connect fiber availability map, even if sign-ups have opened for nearby roads.
Don’t worry! Areas marked red indicate that fiber is coming soon and residents can preregister their interest. GEA will update the applicable project areas to green once all locations within the area are complete and ready for service.
Because construction and service availability can vary from one address to another, we encourage residents to check their specific address rather than relying solely on the color shown on the map.
Check Your Address and Sign Up Today
Ready to see if GEA Connect fiber internet is available at your home or business?
Check your address here:
GEA Connect Fiber Availability Map
Even if service is not yet available at your address, we encourage you to enter your information and preregister your interest. Customer interest helps GEA identify where demand exists and determine where future construction should be prioritized.
We will continue updating our availability map as additional addresses become eligible for service, so be sure to check back for the latest expansion updates.
Have questions? Call GEA at 423-636-6200 or visit mygea.net/fiber to learn more about GEA Connect packages and services.
GEA Connect. Making The Connection.