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Freshness
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Last Reviewed
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Organization Profile · BLA

Black River Electric Cooperative

Organization

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Organization Overview

Key information about this organization's role in South Carolina's digital infrastructure ecosystem.

Headquarters
Sumter, SC
Service Area
Portions of Sumter, Clarendon, Lee, and Kershaw Counties
Counties Served
4 counties
Chronology

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Local Activity

Associated Projects

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Farmers Telephone Cooperative (FTC)

FTC Fiber Expansion (ARPA SLFRF 1.0)

Clarendon County · Clarendon County (Rural Areas)
◆ High
approvedMixed Infrastructure
Investment
$12,040,800
Est. Jobs
—
Power Demand
—
Water Provider
—
Last Updated
—
Research Sources
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Farmers Telephone Cooperative (FTC)

FTC Fiber Expansion (ARPA CPF 1.0)

Clarendon County · Clarendon County (Rural Areas)
◆ High
approvedMixed Infrastructure
Investment
$19,526,812
Est. Jobs
—
Power Demand
—
Water Provider
—
Last Updated
—
Research Sources
—
Geography

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This organization profile organizes publicly available information to help residents, businesses, and public officials better understand the role of Black River Electric Cooperative in South Carolina's digital infrastructure ecosystem.

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