KANSAS CITY, MO (WIBW)-- More than a year after Google chose Kansas City over Topeka and a number of other cities for its high-speed fiber network -- people can finally get it!

Google officials were in Kansas City today to unveil some of the details of the plan.

Residents can get an internet television package for $120 a month or pay $70 dollars a month for just internet. There is an additional $300 construction fee, but customers who sign up now may be able to get that waived if they sign a longterm contract.

Google has split the Kansas City Metro area into different "fiberhoods" and each are will have to have a certain number of pre-registrations to have the service installed.

Google also has a plan for "regular speed" internet for free--if the user pays the construction fee.

For that price, Google says customers get internet 100 times faster than current speeds.

For more information you can go to Google Fiber's YouTube page--http://www.youtube.com/user/googlefiberofficial?feature=watch