NTIA
New Rules for Tribal Broadband Program Planned for Spring 2026, NTIA Says
The agency said no more awards would be made under current rules, and that previously announced awards would not be rescinded.
Tribal leaders say the federal government has failed to uphold its trust responsibility for the health, safety and welfare of Native American tribes.
NTIA
The agency said no more awards would be made under current rules, and that previously announced awards would not be rescinded.
Tribal
Tribal leaders and industry experts gathered to address the unique permitting challenges and opportunities for fiber broadband in Arizona.
Expert Opinion
Despite federal funding efforts, 24 percent of Americans on Tribal lands still lack broadband access, limiting economic opportunity and essential services.
Tribal
The Pueblo of Pojoaque plan to use its grant to improve service mapping.
Infrastructure
The Interior Department announced a new policy to speed approval of broadband projects in tribal communities.
FBA
While BEAD changes complicated Minnesota’s broadband plan, state investments and tribal partnerships remain strong.
Tribal
The project represents the first joint-build agreement between a tribal group and the California Department of Technology.
Rural
Tribal Nations continue to push for better connectivity.
GCI
Industry executives, tribal leaders and policymakers came together to connect more Alaskans.
Tribal
Training equips Tribes with tools to build and manage their own Internet infrastructure.
Tribal
Tribal leaders stress infrastructure control, competition, and workforce training as foundations for digital self-determination.
Broadband Live
Many Tribal Nations have begun to build and operate networks that reflect their own needs and sovereignty.
Tribal
Tribal officials can now look forward to the fastest and most reliable Internet access via fiber-to-the-home technology.
NTIA
Funding will adopt and expand high-speed internet for seven tribes
Hawaii
State will receive more than $72 million to boost connectivity
Tribal
Tribal lands are some of the least served in the nation