New Mexico
New Mexico Awards Broadband Planning Grants to Three Rural, Tribal Communities
The state has now awarded planning grants to 18 Tribal communities.
New Mexico
The state has now awarded planning grants to 18 Tribal communities.
Labor Department
The state broadband office hopes to use BEAD non-deployment dollars to expand infrastructure, 5G, and workforce programs.
New Mexico
Six grants will expand and implement Wi-Fi in public plazas, parks and municipal buildings.
New Mexico
The project aims to improve fiber access for communities in rural Chaves County.
NTIA
State proposes launching broadband subsidy program by 2027
SpaceX
State broadband office requested $70 million last November for the Starlink project.
BLM
The act aims to accelerate the review process for broadband permits issued by federal agencies.
NTCA
Some advocate for directing unused RDOF funds to state broadband offices instead.
Funding
ISPs can’t be expected to understand all program rules and processes, event hears.
Infrastructure
Experts suggested hiring consultancies and engaging in practice applications for projects.
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