Broadband Development Grant Program News Today

The $2.5 million project will expand broadband access to more than 500 households and businesses in Carlton County.

Are you living in an area with limited high-speed connectivity? If so, the recent funds awarded for local broadband projects could change that.

(Willmar MN-) Governor Tim Walz has announced $67 million in state grants for internet providers to expand broadband coverage to tens of thousands of Minnesotans. The announcement follows the federal

Members of the EDC's Joint Powers Board and local leaders recently aired their frustrations with private entities and the government when it comes to making sure broadband is available to all households from border to border in Kandiyohi County.

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At Tuesday's Kandiyohi County Board meeting, the commissioners approved submitting three letters of support toward three broadband projects hoping to be awarded state Border-to-Border grant funds. An update on projects was also given at the meeting.

The U.S. Treasury today announced approval of key coronavirus federal funding for more Minnesota broadband expansion grants. That money is on top of other funding for broadband the state is set to get.

The Wyoming Business Council launched the Connect Wyoming program on Nov. 15, which will remain open to applications until Monday, Jan. 3. In a release, the WBC stated that in order to understand the current status of broadband throughout the state, they are requesting every broadband provider uploa

With respect to broadband, the Act establishes the $42.45 BEAD Program to support qualified broadband projects. The Act defines the term eligible entity as a State, and it contemplates that States will funnel these funds to eligible Subgrantees.