"This program is bringing about life-changing improvements for Alabamians, particularly those who live in remote areas," ADECA Director Kenneth Boswell said in a press release about the Alabama middle-mile grants.
"This project exemplifies how public-private partnerships can deliver fast, effective broadband expansion," said Brian Worthen, CEO of Visionary Broadband. "We're proud to lead the nation in completing this work and look forward to continuing to serve rural communities with the reliable connectivity they deserve."
The Freestate Middle Mile Network, which is publicly funded and publicly owned, showcases our state's financial stewardship and strategic approach to improving the digital landscape.
The Oklahoma Broadband Governing Board has recommended over $53 million in grants to expand middle-mile broadband, emphasizing the state's commitment to enhancing digital connectivity.
"Our expansion of the GigaZone® network aims to bring high-speed fiber optic broadband to over 2,000 additional locations in St. Louis County, enhancing connectivity for local residents."
"With our established operations in Liberty County, this grant allows us to accelerate our vision of making reliable, high-speed internet available to even more communities," said Scott Borel at Highline.