New Mexico is transferring its Statewide Education Network (SEN) to the Office of Broadband Access and Expansion to enhance internet access across schools and rural communities. Officially enacted by Governor Lujan Grisham with the signing of the Broadband for Education Bill (SB 401), this shift aims to boost management efficiency and resilience of broadband infrastructure. The new law focuses on expanding middle-mile broadband infrastructure and providing funding for educational technology, intending to connect all New Mexico schools by 2027 while delivering support during emergencies.
New Mexico's SEN broadband infrastructure program aims to connect all schools by 2027, enhancing educational resources and support for rural communities.
The legislation will also help provide backup communications for emergencies, ensuring resilience in broadband networks across the state.
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