"Given this uncertainty, the BDO wants potential applicants to avoid investing significant time and resources into preparing applications until the office receives more clarity on the future of the program from the NTIA."
The grants are designed to fund broadband infrastructure in over half of Connecticut's communities, directly benefiting 88 cities and towns, including 26 on the Distressed list.
"Amidst all of the tremendous work Maine is doing to connect everyone to a reliable high-speed internet, MOOSE Net represents one of the most profound ways we can prepare our digital infrastructure to support the growth and evolving needs of our communities," said Andrew Butcher, President, Maine Connectivity Authority. "Selecting the right partners to bring this vision to life is essential," Butcher added.
