The Rural Broadband Modernization Act aims to enhance broadband access in rural areas by providing grants, loans, and loan guarantees for broadband.
The Rural Broadband Modernization Act seeks to improve broadband access in rural areas by offering grants, loans, and loan guarantees to eligible entities for constructing, improving, or acquiring broadband facilities and equipment. The act prioritizes projects that serve unserved or underserved rural communities, aiming for a minimum of 100 Mbps symmetrical throughput. Eligible entities include state and local governments, Indian tribes, community anchor institutions, private entities, and philanthropic organizations.
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