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

Updated Wednesday, April 22: Oklahoma’s final BEAD proposal was approved by the NTIA. 48 states have now had their final proposals approved.

The Indiana Connectivity Program has awarded more than $14 million to help offset the cost of providing broadband to underserved locations.

The NTIA approved BEAD proposals for Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

Wednesday, December 3: We added California to our list of BEAD provisional awards. All 50 states have now announced provisional awards.

The Indiana Broadband Office’s Connectivity Program grants announced this week will bring connectivity to 149 homes and seven businesses.
