NTIA Reports Federal Broadband Investments FY2022
The report includes spending data from 12 agencies across 70 programs as mandated by Congress.

The report includes spending data from 12 agencies across 70 programs as mandated by Congress.
WASHINGTON, August 8, 2024 – The National Telecommunications and Information Administration released a report analyzing federal broadband investments in fiscal year 2022 on Wednesday.
The report was developed in accordance with the ACCESS BROADBAND Act of 2021, which requires the agency to submit an annual report to Congress detailing federal broadband investments, the economic impact and the number of U.S. residents receiving access to high-speed internet through those programs. The report includes spending data from 12 agencies across 70 federal high-speed internet programs.
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