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@SmartWorksPTR

Leading provider of smart city master planning and program management services to municipalities & former FCC Broadband Deployment Advisory Committee Member

SmartWorks Partners reposted

An estimated 368,000 people in Mississippi do not have access to a wired Internet connection that satisfies the FCC’s definition for broadband. bit.ly/3qRW8mY #ShowMeYourMaps

NextCentCit's tweet image. An estimated 368,000 people in Mississippi do not have access to a wired Internet connection that satisfies the FCC’s definition for broadband. bit.ly/3qRW8mY 
#ShowMeYourMaps

"Pennsylvania is laying the groundwork to become an internet powerhouse. Gov. Tom Wolfe recently signed two bills designed to increase data center investments and 5G infrastructure deployments." #5G #infrastructure #smallcells #PROW smartworkspartners.com/single-post/pe…


"A pair of Democratic House members are seeking to authorize $1.1 billion over the next 5 years in funding that cities and communities could use to invest in connected infrastructure and technology across the country." #smartcity #equity #infrastructure smartworkspartners.com/single-post/ne…


The City of Columbus was awarded the Smart City Challenge grant worth $50M in 2016. Now 5 years later, they are continuing to build off their successes and close the digital divide for their constituents. #innovation #smartcity #digitaldivide smartworkspartners.com/single-post/sm…


"Facilitating broadband adoption 'takes a village,' according to Colorado CIO Tony Neal-Graves, who said that even the influx of federal stimulus money over the past year isn’t enough, on its own, to close the digital divide." #digitaldivide #broadband smartworkspartners.com/single-post/co…


"If the Governor signs the measure, Florida joins 22 other states and the District of Columbia, in regulating pole attachments, according to Communications Daily." #fcc #infrastructure #Florida smartworkspartners.com/single-post/ut…


"The push for municipal broadband ramped up during the pandemic...The shift revealed how many communities are not served or are underserved by existing commercial broadband networks which carry the bulk of internet traffic." #munibroadband #broadband smartworkspartners.com/single-post/wa…


"We're seeing an opportunity, and Vermont, because of its ability to act quickly and be nimble, has been able to put its framework into place earlier than others." #broadband smartworkspartners.com/single-post/ve…


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Thank you for your support, Senators. "Accurate mapping cannot be completed without insight from state and local officials..." We have been elevating this issue for a while and will continue to do so. @FCC @congressdotgov #ImproveBroadbandData bit.ly/3cNI6x0

NextCentCit's tweet image. Thank you for your support, Senators. "Accurate mapping cannot be completed without insight from state and local officials..." We have been elevating this issue for a while and will continue to do so. @FCC @congressdotgov #ImproveBroadbandData bit.ly/3cNI6x0

"It’s time to change...It’s time to do something new.” More than ever, communities are seeking to craft #broadband plans. Our team at SWP specializes in synthesizing your needs into a master plan to help create more connected communities. smartworkspartners.com/single-post/te…


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What do Idaho, Arizona, Kansas, South Dakota, Oregon, Hawaii, New Mexico, and Colorado have in common? All of their governors identified #broadband as a priority in their 2021 State of the State addresses. westgov.org/news/article/w…


Reliable, statewide #broadband is becoming more of the norm as MN joins the coalition of states that are prioritizing this much needed #infrastructure for their constituents. Which other states will follow suit? smartworkspartners.com/single-post/mi…


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Our sentiments exactly. “Far too many people, approx. 42 million in urban and rural areas, do not have access to #broadband. Rural counties where less than 50% of residents have access are commonplace. Where it is available, millions find it unaffordable.” news.bloomberglaw.com/tech-and-telec…

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Improving Broadband Access Does Double Duty for Biden’s Top Priorities

Making broadband accessible and affordable across the country would help President Biden with his top priorities—fighting Covid-19 and improving the economy. Former congressman Rick Boucher, honorary...


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