Residents dug the trenches themselves and now enjoy some of the fastest speeds in the region.
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Local leaders say the next step is a series of open meetings where people can ask questions directly. Dates and venues are expected to be confirmed later this month.
Several organisations have already said they will publish their own assessments, and a cross-party committee is due to examine the proposals in the autumn session.
Supporters of the plan argue it will make day-to-day life easier for thousands of families. Critics say the costs have not been fully explained and want an independent review before work begins.
What people are saying
For now, residents are being encouraged to read the published summary and share feedback through the official consultation portal before the deadline.
Figures published alongside the announcement show a steady rise over the past three years, although analysts caution that a single year of data is rarely enough to confirm a long-term trend.
This is a good start, but the real test will be the delivery.
Figures published alongside the announcement show a steady rise over the past three years, although analysts caution that a single year of data is rarely enough to confirm a long-term trend.
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