UTOPIA FAQs

These are some of the most commonly asked questions about the UTOPIA network. If you don't see your answer here, please feel free to submit your question for more information.

What is UTOPIA?

The Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency, more commonly known as UTOPIA, is a group of 16 Utah cities that joined together to form a state-of-the-art fiber-optic network. UTOPIA builds and manages a fiber-to-the-premise network, which means that you have today's fastest technology connected directly to your home or office without having to share with your neighbors. UTOPIA's open access model fosters competition among private-sector service providers who use the network to offer Internet, television, telephone and other services, giving customers the freedom to choose their own service providers, the best prices, and absolutely the best service.

What is your service area?

UTOPIA's 16 cities are: Brigham City, Cedar City, Cedar Hills, Centerville, Layton, Lindon, Midvale, Murray, Orem, Payson, Perry, Riverton, Tremonton, Vineyard, Washington, and West Valley City.

How can I get connected?

To see if your home is connected to UTOPIA, or to see if you can get connected to the fastest network on earth, please contact us.

I want UTOPIA. What if my home is not in a UTOPIA city? What can I do?

UTOPIA is owned by Utah cities, and the decision to make UTOPIA available to residents is made on a city level. If you'd like to see UTOPIA in your city, the best thing you can do is talk with your neighbors and city council to express your interest.

What speeds are available on UTOPIA?

UTOPIA's fiber-to-the-premise technology means customers have access to today's fastest speeds. Each provider on UTOPIA's network has a host of Internet, voice and video solutions -- for both homes and businesses -- for you to choose from. Services on UTOPIA's network start at a blazing fast, dedicated 10 Mpbs.