Oklahoma and 360 Broadband Launch $4.4M Project
The investment comes from a $3.5 million federal grant administered by the broadband office with ARPA funds.

The investment comes from a $3.5 million federal grant administered by the broadband office with ARPA funds.
July 30, 2024 – The Oklahoma Broadband Office launched a $4.4 million investment on Wednesday in a project with internet service provider 360 Broadband to bring fiber optic technology and high-speed internet access to 281 addresses in Marshall County.
The investment comes from a $3.5 million federal grant administered by the office through the American Rescue Plan Act’s State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund grant, along with $878,000 in matching funds from 360 Broadband.
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