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Google Fiber crews have completed 10% of the microtrenching work to bring fiber optic service to Round Rock residents. (Courtesy city of Round Rock)

Google Fiber crews making progress in Round Rock

By Brittany Anderson, Grant Crawford

The company expects to have the first customers connected by this August.

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