Bastrop County, Texas · address checker
Coverage is decided address by address — not town by town. Below is where things stand across Bastrop County and the surrounding area, and the one reliable way to know your own status: put your exact address in front of Highline.
These appear in Highline's current Texas service list or came over with its Smithville network — so fiber is being delivered here today. Even so, confirm your specific address, since some streets connect before others.
The county's $43.1M grant is paying to wire 10,000+ unserved homes and businesses across Bastrop County, with completion expected in late 2026. That build reaches into the rural communities and county roads that DSL, cable and satellite never properly served. If you're in one of these areas, your address is part of the plan — check it to see your status and timing.
Bastrop County communities shown are part of the unserved-county build; Highline confirms each address individually. Named-town live status is confirmed only for the communities in the section above.
When Highline acquired the Smithville operation in October 2025, it also picked up fiber serving the towns just southeast of Bastrop County. If you're in or near these, you're on the same local network.
Why we can't just tell you "yes" or "no" by town. Fiber is pulled street by street, and a single road can be served while the next one over is still in the build queue. Highline's checker reads your exact address against its live network and construction plan — it's the only answer that's actually about your home. If your address isn't ready yet, the same form gets you on the list for your area.
One reliable answer
It takes a minute, it's free, and it tells you whether fiber is live at your home, under construction, or coming with the grant build.