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Alabama
Alabama is also electing to use one of the NTIA’s optional modifications to the model process.
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Alaska
The Alaska Broadband Office is not expecting to have any of its $1 billion BEAD allocation left over after funding new infrastructure.
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American Samoa
The Biden Administration Awarded nearly $1.4 million to American Samoa in ‘Internet for All’ planning grants in May 2023.
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Arizona
Arizona Rep. Raúl Grijalva introduced legislation in November 2023 that would bring broadband connectivity to public parks and lakes.
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Arkansas
Arkansas expects its $1 billion BEAD allocation will be enough to serve the 190,000 homes and businesses in the state without adequate internet.
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California
California proposed to regard areas served by digital subscriber line and fixed wireless as ineligible for BEAD.
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Colorado
In response to BEAD, in 2023 Colorado passed legislation, S.B. 183, removing state restrictions on community broadband networks.
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Connecticut
In late 2022, New Haven decided not to build its own new municipal broadband network.
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Delaware
Delaware was among the first five states to receive NTIA approval of Volume 1 of the state’s plan for BEAD deployment.
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District of Columbia
In December 2023, the U.S. Treasury Department approved $22.5M in Capital Projects Funding to provide community connectivity.
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Florida
Florida was the last state to release Volume 2 of its BEAD initial proposal on November 22, 2023.
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Georgia
Georgia shares concerns about broadband provided on cellular networks.
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