Washington’s broadband director told Telecompetitor that around 75% of the state’s BEAD deployments are expected to be fiber.
The Washington broadband awards included loans and grants. Among the winners were Whidbey Telecom and Okanogan County Electric Cooperative.
Rainier Connect, a 110-year old Washington provider, was acquired by Palisade Infrastructure, whose other recent claim to fame is
The Washington Public Works Board will award severely distressed counties a maximum amount of $5 million, but applicants must
The Consolidated Washington sale to Palisade Infrastructure includes two markets in the state that generated $21 million in revenues in
The Washington CPF (Capital Projects Fund) money will go to three broadband programs. The program that will get the most funding is