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In 1995, the City of Thomasville began building a fiber optic network to serve local schools, libraries, businesses, and hospitals with state-of-the-art telecommunications and Internet services. We called this network Community Network Services (CNS). By 1996, we were amazed at the excitement our network was generating. We were able to provide services to our community that were previously unavailable, and our customers recognized the difference: teachers began using the Internet in the classroom, businesses saved money on computer applications, and local hospitals created efficiencies by connecting their facilities. In 1997, the Cities of Cairo, Camilla, Moultrie, and Thomasville joined forces to form a development authority, now referred to as the South Georgia Governmental Services Authority, to further expand the services of CNS. This joint effort allows for both efficient and effective delivery of CNS services, but most importantly, each city can now provide state-of-the-art communications technology to the community. For additional information or to order services, please contact one of our offices below: CNS Baconton CNS Cairo CNS Thomasville You can also email us at answers@cns-internet.com for questions or comments about your service or support@cns-internet.com for support-related questions. |
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