Brightspeed Fiber Awarded $5.6M from Indiana
The money will connect more than 120,000 Indiana addresses.

The money will connect more than 120,000 Indiana addresses.
June 13, 2024 – Fiber service provider Brightspeed was awarded $5.6 million from Indiana’s Next Level Connections Broadband Grant Program to expand its fiber broadband network to Indiana residents and small businesses on Thursday.
The money is expected to fund the expansion of the company’s fiber network to provide internet access to more than 120,000 locations across the state. Indiana awarded Brightspeed five grants that will connect addresses in 10 counties.
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