Louisiana Launches Program to Expand Access to Devices And Digital Skills
‘Louisiana's broadband work is about more than infrastructure alone,’ governor says.
‘Louisiana's broadband work is about more than infrastructure alone,’ governor says.
June 5, 2026 – Louisiana is taking another step in its effort to close the digital divide.
The state’s broadband office, ConnectLA, announced the launch of the ÉTOUFFÉE program, a grant designed to help community organizations provide digital devices and technology training to residents across the state.
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