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Improving Broadband Access and Infrastructure for Tribal Communities.

This Act establishes a temporary pilot program (until 2027) with up to $300 million in funding to bring high-speed broadband internet to essential community-serving institutions on Tribal lands, such as senior centers and community buildings. The goal is to ensure students, teachers, and community members have public access to reliable internet services. The Act also authorizes $50 million for dedicated technical assistance and grants to help Tribes apply for federal funding.
Key points
Creation of a $300 million pilot program to fund broadband infrastructure development at essential Tribal community facilities.
Institutions receiving support must provide publicly available broadband services to students, teachers, and community members.
Authorization of $50 million in grants and technical assistance to help Tribes apply for and fully utilize federal internet support programs.
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Additional Information
Print number: 118_S_2810
Sponsor: Sen. Heinrich, Martin [D-NM]
Process start date: 2023-09-14