PRPA sues Front Range Internet, alleging unpaid fiber usage
FORT COLLINS — A Fort Collins company placed in receivership last month has been sued by Platte River Power Authority in a case that alleges nonpayment for use of PRPA resources.
PRPA sued Front Range Internet Inc. Tuesday, seeking unspecified damages. The lawsuit alleges that since December 2018, FRII was in a licensing agreement with PRPA that permitted the internet services provider to use fiber-optic resources owned by the wholesale electrical utility. PRPA was an early adopter of fiber-optic technology that enabled the utility, which is owned by the cities of Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont and Estes Park, to connect its…
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