New Mexico
New Mexico First to Replace Federal Broadband Subsidy
$10 million program takes effect Wednesday, with potential to expand to $45 million annually.
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$10 million program takes effect Wednesday, with potential to expand to $45 million annually.
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The state’s broadband office has a goal of achieving universal access by 2029.
Labor Department
The state broadband office hopes to use BEAD non-deployment dollars to expand infrastructure, 5G, and workforce programs.
Funding
A step in the state’s plan to improve access in every community.
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The bill would replace the expired federal ACP with a state version for low-income households.
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‘Low-Earth orbit satellites are going to be part of the picture,’ a state official says.