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What to Do With Remaining BEAD Funds, a.k.a 'Non-Deployment'?
As states complete their broadband spending plans, a fight is brewing over the remaining $21 billion.
12 Days of Broadband
As states complete their broadband spending plans, a fight is brewing over the remaining $21 billion.
BEAD
NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth said the agency was ‘operating under the assumption’ states could retain and use non-deployment dollars.
BEAD
The approved plan would spend $78 million less than the state's tentative awards.
national security
Measures from Sens. Hickenlooper and Ernst aim to prevent equipment shortages and bolster domestic production
BEAD
She said grantees would also have to forgo federal opex subsidies for BEAD builds.
BEAD
The Republican Senator did not comment on BEAD non-deployment funding.
BEAD
AAPB's Gigi Sohn said she's trying to convince more Republicans to advocate for states keeping that money.
Public Safety
Lawmaker concerned about her personal safety after Kirk murder.
BEAD
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry and West Virginia Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, also Republicans, also want the funding.
BEAD
New York also released tentative grant winners under the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment grant program, bringing total to 43 states
BEAD
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, also a Republican, has also asked Commerce not to claw the funding back.
BEAD
NTIA administrator travels to West Virginia to tout state with the highest percentage fiber (thus far) in its BEAD proposal.
Funding
Bill requires ISPs to disclose financial strength to receive funds
AI
Announcement coincides with EPA proposal to repeal Biden-era carbon regulations.
BEAD
The West Virginia senator has been the loudest GOP critic of how the Trump administration has handled the program.
USF
The fund's contribution factor will decrease slightly to 36 percent for the third quarter.