A GCI network outage has temporarily shut down service in numerous cities, according to the network.
In a Facebook post at 12:27 p.m. Sunday, GCI wrote that the service failure applies to “wireless voice, data, text, and internet service in multiple communities across the state.”
As of Sunday at 4:10 p.m., some of the network issues were fixed, according to GCI spokesperson Heather Handyside. A pre-recorded message on the company’s customer service line says calls to technical support are not needed at the moment.
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