Local Verizon customers affected by cut cable
Elliott Natz | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 8 months AGO
For some cellular customers in the Mission Valley, service has been less than great lately.
According to Polson’s local Verizon dealer, GoWireless, there is a cause for dropped calls and spotty service for Verizon customers.
On Tuesday, March 29 somewhere along the company’s service line, a fiber optic cable was cut while an area resident was doing some digging.
The location is unknown but according to Polson’s GoWireless, crews are working to fix the broken cable and return full service to Mission Valley residents as soon as possible.
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