Posted: Saturday, 28 January 2012 6:20AM

Verizon tower project started in Bucyrus



Verizon phones and customers will be a little happier come April. A new Verizon tower is being built behind Bucyrus City Hall.
 
Stones have been laid and cement has been poured for the project. The tower will be 196-feet tall and, for those with the latest and greatest smartphones, it will be a 4G network.
 
Service/Safety Director Jeff Wagner said the project is scheduled to be finished by the end of April.
 
 The area at South Walnut Street and Hopley Avenue will be re-fenced and re-landscaped once the project is completed.  The process to get a Verizon tower in Bucyrus has taken three years.

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