Nevada Allocates $250 Million To Middle Mile
The network will consist of 2,500 miles of open access fiber.

The network will consist of 2,500 miles of open access fiber.
May 31, 2024 – Nevada’s Office of Science, Innovation, and Technology announced May 21 the allocation of $250 million toward the creation of the Nevada Middle Mile Network.
“This significant investment will enhance internet connectivity in communities across Nevada that have struggled with inadequate internet access,” said Gov. Joe Lombardo in a statement. “By addressing these critical gaps, we are ensuring that all Nevadans have the opportunity to benefit from reliable and fast internet service.”
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Wulfsen argued that fiber is a better long-term investment than satellite.