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  "description": "TDS has agreed to Everstream's six-month delay.",
  "path": "/everstream-solutions-proposes-to-delay-pennsylvania-market-exit/",
  "publishedAt": "2025-04-04T22:27:47.000Z",
  "site": "https://broadbandbreakfast.com",
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  "textContent": "WASHINGTON, Apr. 4, 2025 – A communications provider serving five Mid-Atlantic states has proposed to remain in the Pennsylvania market until the end of 2025 – a response to opposition to an earlier cutoff.\n\nEverstream Solutions, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, will continue to provide service in Pennsylvania until December 31, 2025, following _a Wednesday proposal_ to the Federal Communications Commission to maintain the integrity of the state’s 911 networks.\n\nEverstream originally planned to exit the Pennsylvania market by June 30, 2025, as a component of a broader withdrawal from multiple states.\n\nThe company’s departure from Pennsylvania was opposed by the Coudersport, Pa.-based Zito Media Communications and TDS Telecom, based in Madison, Wis. Zito argued in a _March 20 filing_ with the FCC that, despite taking proactive steps to find a new provider in rural areas of Pennsylvania where they provide service, it had yet to find a suitable substitute.\n\nZito further said that Everstream’s fiber network was essential for call routing during emergencies and that a single outage without a replacement provider could result in a shutdown of 911 call centers in several counties across the state.\n\nEverstream currently serves locations in five states and offers emergency network services to its customers, including Pennsylvania, _where it provides_ redundancy support for the state’s critical 911 call centers, which are also supported by Zito.\n\nIn response to the proposed extension of Everstream service in Pennsylvania, TDS Telecom withdrew its protest and acknowledged that it would have enough time to complete the migration of customers onto alternative networks.\n\nZito has yet to respond to Everstream’s extension proposal and has not withdrawn its protest.",
  "title": "Everstream Solutions Proposes to Delay Pennsylvania Market Exit",
  "updatedAt": "2026-03-11T03:31:34.437Z"
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