by Pivot
Tag: Policy
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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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BEAD is important, but separate state initiatives are also vital: Pew study
The study suggests that the importance of “balancing the dual needs” of BEAD and state-level initiatives will increase.
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Universal Service critical to network sustainability: Report
The report said a 40% reduction in Universal Service support would mean broadband operators can’t continue operations on existing networks.
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Washington, D.C.: No BEAD funds for you
Roth suggested that Washington D.C.’s coverage gaps could be filled by the city’s existing providers, without relying on BEAD funding.
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NTIA’s Roth addresses remaining BEAD funds
Roth noted that the BEAD Program has so far achieved $21 billion in savings through the Trump Administration’s Benefit of the Bargain reforms.
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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.
