DIG’s hope is that every broadband project in Maryland will begin with an eye toward possible public-private partnerships.
Comcast received the most broadband funding in Maryland—other companies such as Breezeline, Charter, and Choptank follow.
The Maryland broadband deployment funding came through the Home Stretch for Difficult to Serve Properties program.
The Maryland broadband dashboard lets users see how much funding was awarded each year from 2019 to 2023 and who got it.
A broadband/utility partnership between Bay Country Communications and Choptank Electric Company aims to bring fiber-based
The Verizon ARPA funding win for Maryland was $11 million. The company will contribute an additional $14 million toward projects in
The Maryland broadband funding awarded totaled over $90 million for projects that will make broadband service available to 14,500
In a letter to the FCC, Maryland U.S. senators and representatives asked for more time on broadband map challenges, arguing that
The Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) and Digital Equity planning grants will be used to develop plans that will be
Nearly $360 million in Capital Projects Fund broadband money will go to Kansas, Maine, Maryland and Minnesota, the U.S. Treasury said. The
Maryland broadband grants will be awarded through four programs, including the Connect Maryland Network Infrastructure Grant Program and
The Breezeline public-private partnerships received funding from the state and from three counties, as well as from the Maryland Emergency
Shentel Glo Fiber will begin serving customers in Frederick, Maryland in January. The company has been expanding the service since it was
The CARES Act added $100 million to the budget for the USDA ReConnect rural broadband program. The latest ReConnect CARES award went to