Access to broadband is a request that virtually every major corporation desires when locating within our state. Earlier in the year, Governor Kay Ivey signed the Alabama Broadband Accessibility Act, which authorized the creation of a broadband accessibility grant program. The bill, sponsored by Senator Clay Scofield and Representative Donnie Chesteen, also created the Alabama Broadband Accessibility Fund. This is a great start to achieving the goal of bringing accessibility to all areas of Alabama.
The United Stated Department of Agriculture (USDA) is in the process of designing a pilot program to bring broadband infrastructure to rural areas within Alabama. Federal assistance for the infrastructure, combined with state assistance as well as private sector investments, is a team effort that helps projects come to fruition and ultimately enhances the quality of life for Alabamians. http://www.alreporter.com/2018/08/31/bringing-broadband-to-rural-alabama/ TAGS: AGRICULTURE ANNE HAZLETT BROADBAND CLAY SCOFIELD DONALD TRUMP ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT KAY IVEY LAKE GUNTERSVILLE MAC MCCUTCHEON NICOLE JONES ROBERT ADERHOLT RURAL AMERICA SONNY PERDUE STATE PARK TELECOMMUNICATIONS USDA Comments are closed.
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