Ripple Fiber announced the expansion of its 10 Gigabit, 100% fiber internet to Midland, Michigan, extending service to neighborhoods including Maryland Park, Dartmouth Park, and Greenfield Park. The deployment is currently passing more than 12,000 homes and businesses, bringing Midland residents access to next-generation broadband for the first time.
Ripple Fiber’s 10G, 100% fiber network delivers symmetrical upload and download speeds, designed to power households and small businesses for years to come. The network supports remote work, online learning, gaming, and streaming with reliable, predictable performance.
Known for transparent pricing with no contracts or hidden fees, Ripple Fiber offers Price for Life on its multi‑gig packages, with 1 Gig and 2 Gig plans marketed as competitively priced. Installations can be scheduled online or by phone for a quick upgrade path.
“Since our Michigan launch this spring, we’ve seen incredible momentum, with Midland marking another important step in expanding the state’s digital infrastructure,” said Greg Wilson, Founder and CEO of Ripple Fiber. “With the support of local leaders, we’re proud to provide future-ready fiber internet to Midland and surrounding areas for generations to come.”
Brad Kaye, Midland City Manager, welcomed the project, noting that fiber represents the future of connectivity for the community. “The arrival of fiber internet will empower students, remote workers, and telehealth users alike,” he said. Ripple Fiber also announced plans to open a new retail office in nearby Saginaw and to maintain a locally based team to enhance customer service, while continuing its community engagement through Midland Business Alliance participation.
