internet access

The Biden-Harris Administration Monday announced millions of dollars in funding to connect people in rural Arizona to high-speed internet.

Gov. Katie Hobbs met with leaders from Arizona’s 22 federally recognized tribes Friday to discuss how to best leverage broadband expansion in their communities.

Arizona has received a more than $6 million grant from the federal government to expand high-speed internet access throughout the state.

The funds are part of a $105 million grant known as the “Internet for All” initiative to five tribal entities in Arizona.

Arizona’s five Tribal entities have been awarded a collection grant to expand high-speed internet access on First Nations land.

Drivers should expect lane restrictions along Interstate 17 near Camp Verde starting today as crews install fiber-optic cables.

The pandemic highlighted the need for increased broadband access in Arizona, especially on tribal lands.

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