by Pivot
New Mexico
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New Mexico launches nearly $6M program to expand public Wi-Fi
New Mexico’s Wi-Fi program draws on the American Rescue Plan Act Capital Projects Fund, made available through the U.S. Treasury Department.
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New Mexico approves $300K in broadband planning grants
New Mexico allocated $5 million in grants to help Tribes, local governments, and cooperatives bring broadband to unserved locations.
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Updated, comprehensive list: NTIA BEAD approvals
Updated Wednesday, April 22: Oklahoma’s final BEAD proposal was approved by the NTIA. 48 states have now had their final proposals approved.
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New Mexico seeks release of its original BEAD allocation
New Mexico has eight goals — three priorities and five supplemental uses — for its remaining $293 million BEAD funds.
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Update: New Mexico affordable broadband bill signed into law
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the bill, which makes $10 million available to help low-income families afford broadband.
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Update: New Mexico broadband bill passes state House
The New Mexico affordable broadband bill now goes to New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to be signed.
