As of Round 17, the Indiana Connectivity Program has allocated more than $14 million to provide service to more than 3,600 locations.

Four of the original Oregon BEAD awardees declined 15 projects prior to the June 10, 2026 Notice of Intent to Award acceptance deadline.

South Carolina will issue $35,801,620 in BEAD awards, which will cover 19,022 broadband serviceable locations.

California awarded ~$49.9 million to San Diego County’s two Tribal-led broadband projects and ~$3 million to two rural projects.

The Washington broadband grants are designed to improve online education, telehealth, public safety, and economic development opportunities.

New Mexico’s Wi-Fi program draws on the American Rescue Plan Act Capital Projects Fund, made available through the U.S. Treasury Department.
