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HFNs Upgrades Begin What to Expect from Upcoming Fiber Installations

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HFN has begun upgrading the Issaquah Highlands community with a new fiber network, significantly improving internet speeds for residents. The upgrade offers speeds up to 2. 5 times faster than existing services, catering to the rising needs of smart homes and remote work. Residents can check the installation status and schedule appointments through the HFN website, which provides comprehensive details about the upgrade process. For those in areas not yet active, pre-registration is available, and an early installation option for $150 allows for quicker connections.

Each installation includes a technician's visit to assess and optimize home network setups. The Wi-Fi Plus service, available for $15 per month, features a Wi-Fi 7 router and 24/7 remote support to enhance user experience. Testimonials from residents highlight the efficiency and speed improvements following the upgrade. This initiative positions HFN to better serve its community as digital demands continue to evolve.

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Wet Weather Flood Preparedness

Issaquah officials urge residents to prepare for potential flooding due to heavy rain. The city recommends familiarizing oneself with flood-prone areas, setting up emergency plans, and maintaining a neighborhood notification network. Residents should also consider purchasing flood insurance and implementing preventive measures to minimize damage.

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Wet Weather Flood Preparedness

Issaquah residents should prepare for potential flooding due to heavy rain. The city advises checking flood-prone areas, familiarizing oneself with the flood warning system, and taking proactive measures to minimize damage. Emergency resources and community support are available for those at risk.

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Counterfeit Cash Scheme Busted

Issaquah Police arrested two individuals involved in a counterfeit cash scheme, detaining one on October 13 and the other on October 16, 2025. The suspects faced multiple charges, including forgery, as investigations revealed links to fraudulent transactions across several stores. Additionally, a DUI arrest occurred on October 16 after a driver collided with another vehicle while impaired.