Updated Friday, July 17: California’s final BEAD proposal was approved by the NTIA. 49 states have now had their final proposals approved.

New York’s $542 million total includes $287 million in BEAD funding, $248 million in private matching funds, and $7 million in state funding.

Applications for this round of New York ConnectALL MIP broadband funding will be accepted through the end of April.

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

In all, the broadband-related grants will serve 810 New York households and build 85 miles of new fiber infrastructure.

The New York broadband grants include connections for 19,000 affording housing units and will create 234 miles of fiber and 46 wireless hubs.
