The Bringing Online Opportunities to Texas (BOOT) Program has expanded its broadband grants, now totaling $701.9 million, to enhance internet access in over 76,000 locations across multiple counties. The latest round includes seven new grantees focusing on fiber and hybrid technologies, ensuring at least 1 Gbps symmetrical service. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide by promoting affordable and high-speed internet access, with a focus on underserved areas in Texas, by providing critical infrastructure funding for local providers.
The Bringing Online Opportunities to Texas (BOOT) Program has announced new broadband grants totaling $701.9 million, expanding access to more than 76,000 locations across various counties.
The program emphasizes the use of fiber technology, ensuring speeds of 1 Gbps symmetrical service with low-cost options for subscribers in Texas.
Seven new grants were awarded under the BOOT program, supporting infrastructure development in counties like Burleson, Fannin, and Caldwell to enhance local broadband access.
The funding aims to address digital divide issues in Texas by supporting multiple projects, including both fiber and hybrid technology setups to best serve community needs.
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