NTIA has allocated $317M in BEAD funding to Utah.
About
The Broadband Infrastructure Grant program covers some of the costs of deploying high-speed broadband to unserved and underserved areas. Funding will be awarded to network operators based on a competitive scoring system.
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The Broadband Access Grant Program is designed to offset the capital expenses in the deployment of “last-mile broadband” in unserved rural and underserved economically distressed areas. Funds will be targeted to areas that are unlikely to receive broadband service without grant funding.
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The Utah Rural Last Mile Broadband Grant Program is a competitive grant program designed to deploy high-speed broadband to households and businesses in rural and economically distressed areas across the state. The program is an initiative of the Utah Broadband Center, which works with many nonprofit and government agencies, tribal groups, healthcare and educational organizations, and ISPs throughout the state to bring service to areas where broadband infrastructure projects would not be feasible without assistance. The program received $9.8M from the federal Capital Projects Fund.
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Program details coming soon.
Telecompetitor Coverage for this State
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Updated, comprehensive list: NTIA BEAD approvals
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Updated, Comprehensive List: BEAD Benefit of the Bargain Provisional Awards
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State-by-State “Benefit of the Bargain” Round BEAD Update
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UTOPIA Fiber Open Access Network Touts Successes
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LICT Makes Another Rural Provider Acquisition, Manti Telephone