Wisconsin Announces $27.8M in Digital Connectivity Grants
Briefly

Gov. Evers emphasized, "Having access to reliable, high-speed internet is a necessity for how we do work, how we learn, how we see our doctors..." This highlights the critical role internet plays in modern life.
With over $27.8 million awarded for 11 projects, the funding will provide devices and free Wi-Fi to over 86,000 households, addressing digital connectivity issues.
Gov. Evers noted that since 2019, his administration has allocated over $345 million to improve internet access for over 410,000 homes, showing ongoing commitment to the digital divide.
Under the American Rescue Plan Act, funding was channeled through the Capital Projects Fund to tackle internet access, affordability, and adoption challenges in Wisconsin.
Read at Telecompetitor
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