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12/20/2023

Kentucky Connect: FPB Prepares to Fight to Retain Cable Service

The Frankfort Plant Board has long provided its Kentucky community with water, sewage, cable, internet and more. Now, one state senator believes FPB should sell its cable, landline phone and broadband infrastructure to a private entity, and he aims to introduce legislation that could trigger such a turn of events.

By Sara Winegardner

Found in: Frankfort Plant Board / Kentucky / Gex Williams / FPB / Layne Wilkerson

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