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Arkansas Calls for Increased Broadband Investment

The state cited $500 million in broadband investments, low tax rates, and proactive connectivity enhancements as reasons for Arkansas.

Michael D. Melero

Jun 26, 2024 — 2 min read

From left: Broadband Breakfast CEO Drew Clark; ASBO Director Glen Howie; Deputy Director ASBO Lane Bailey; Quadra Partners Co-Founder Jon Wilkins; Managing Director & Senior Partner Boston Consulting Group Konark Singh.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark., June 26, 2024 – The Arkansas State Broadband Office called for continued collaboration and investment in the state’s broadband future, highlighting its position as a prime location for broadband investment at the Arkansas Broadband Summit on Tuesday.

The office highlighted significant investments in the state of over $500 million from infrastructure grants since 2020, driven by inbound migration, reduced tax rates and proactive connectivity enhancements. These efforts aim to establish Arkansas as a leader in broadband infrastructure within a strategic and business-friendly environment.

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