TDS Metrocom Fiber-Optic Construction

TDS Metrocom (TDS) has been constructing a fiber-optic network for internet, TV, or phone service in the Green Bay area. While this fiber-optic construction is not associated with the Village, nor is it a Village project, TDS does have to submit permits to the Village for approval to work within the road right-of-way. As of August 1, 2026, the mainline installation of the TDS project is complete. Please refer to the information below for the appropriate contacts if there are any questions or issues.

TDS has also provided an interactive link to access the latest information on work near their property.

Project #1 (Target Store Project Area)

Project #2 (Valley View School Project Area)

Project #3 (Echo Lane Project Area)

Project #4 (Cormier School Project Area)

Project #5 (Green Bay Area)

Project #6 (Anderson Drive)

Project #7 (Crary Street Area)

Project #8 (Emir Street Project Area)

Project #9 (View Lane West Project Area)

Project #10 (Shady Lane North Project Area)

Project #11 (Titletown Area)

Project #12 (Lambeau Area)

Project #13 (Buffalo Street Area)

Project #14 (Canter Area)

Project #15 (North Road East Area)

Project #16 (Babcock Road Area)

Project #17 (Brookdale Avenue Area)

Project #18 (Waterford Park Area)

Project #19 (Pioneer School Area)

Project #20 (Timber Lane Area)

Project #21 (Circle Drive Area)

Project #22 (Waube Lane Area)

Project #23 (Ashbrook Court Area)

For any questions or concerns with respect to the work being performed by TDS, please email DLTMSCOASHTriageTeam@tdstelecom.com. This will enable TDS to take proactive measures in promptly addressing the concerns of the affected residents. Or, feel free to call their 24-hour construction hotline at 1-855-259-8576 or visit their website at TDSFiber.com/construction.

A separate cleanup crew will be through construction areas 3-4 weeks after installation is complete to fill and level any holes, apply topsoil and seed, and add netting and straw to keep the seed in place. The property owner is responsible for watering any affected areas. Weather conditions may affect the restored areas.

As is typical with a project of this nature, questions may arise of a similar nature from many property owners. As the Village hears of these questions, we’ll post the questions and answers here for the benefit of all.

• What is the purpose of the Diggers Hotline flags in my yard? In advance of any work taking place in an area, Diggers Hotline locates are required to be called in by the contractor performing the work.  The purpose of these locates is to show the contractor the existing utilities already located underground so that damaged to the existing utilities can be avoided.  Diggers Hotline