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Sioux City, Iowa
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Meet the faces behind NTIA’s #InternetforAll mission!
Our 4-part video series, “The People Behind the Programs,” kicks off today. Follow along for daily stories of bridging the digital divide!
Watch full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=bTG5fzoW…
#ThisisNTIA #NamesandFacesofNTIA
Siouxland leaders participate in federal listening session — Leaders met with federal agencies to learn how they can bring tax dollars back to their communities to improve infrastructure, create jobs and grow the local economy. siouxcityjournal.com/news/lo…
Today, @NTIAgov approved Iowa’s #InternetforAll initial proposal.
This allows the state to tap into $415 million to close the digital divide and meet the Biden-Harris admin’s goal of connecting everyone in America with affordable, reliable, high-speed internet.
Today @NTIAgov announced four more approved BEAD Initial Proposals. These great plans by GA, IA, MN, and SC build on the 100s of thousands of homes already connected by the Administration’s broadband programs.
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Today @NTIAgov announced four more approved BEAD Initial Proposals. These great plans by GA, IA, MN, and SC build on the 100s of thousands of homes already connected by the Administration’s broadband programs.
Today we approved BEAD Initial Proposals for Georgia, Iowa, Minnesota, and South Carolina, allowing them to request more than $2.9b in #InternetforAll funding combined. Congratulations to these states for their hard work! internetforall.gov/news-medi…
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“We are seeing demand for infrastructure projects and the development of wind, solar, broadband, storage, and transmission in Iowa thanks to billions of dollars of private-sector investments across Iowa fueled in part by historic federal legislation," she said.
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“Across Iowa we are seeing increased demand in the commercial and industrial construction markets,” said Samantha Groark, executive director of Central Iowa Building Trades Council.
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#iowaskilledtrades #iowaconstruction #iowaworkforce
The Affordable Connectivity Program, part of the bipartisan infrastructure law, serves more than 123,000 income limited and rural households in Iowa. Families could lose access to work, health care, and education unless Congress reauthorizes the program.
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NEWS 📰: All 56 states and territories have submitted their BEAD Initial Proposal! Next, they will decide where they will spend their allocated funds to improve high-speed Internet access. #InternetforAll
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President Biden's investments are transforming our country for the better – reaching communities in every corner of the United States.
ALT The Biden-Harris Administration Rebuilding Our Infrastructure - Announced 40,000 infrastructure projects across 4,500 communities - Replacing hundreds of thousands of lead pipes - Improving transportation across the country - Delivering affordable, reliable high-speed internet
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2023 has been a year of investing in all of America and all Americans.
We announced 33,000 infrastructure projects and invested in roads, bridges, rail, ports, internet, and clean water – creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in communities left out for too long.
ALT President Joe Biden delivers remarks on infrastructure investments in the Hudson River Tunnel Project, Tuesday, January 31, 2023, at the West Side Rail Yard in New York.
ALT President Joe Biden delivers remarks on Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding that will replace the Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel, Monday, January 30, 2023, at the Falls Road Amtrak maintenance building in Baltimore.
To spur domestic manufacturing and create U.S. jobs, the $42.5 billion BEAD rural broadband funding program requires awardees to rely primarily on U.S.-made equipment. To date, several major manufacturers have received Buy America authorization. telecompetitor.com/another-v…
Thanks to @CommonGoodIowa for the opportunity to present at the 2023 Policy Wise Conference on @NTIAgov historic efforts to expand high-speed internet.
Throughout Iowa, these programs will build a more dynamic economy, better access to healthcare, and better connected schools.
What a great story and deserving organization. Siouxland health center receives $5 million donation.
Great write up by @SheilaBrummer @slandchc. iowapublicradio.org/health/2…
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo described the money as a “generational opportunity.”
“We’ve known about it. Lots of presidents have talked about bridging the gap … but President Biden is making it happen.” washingtonpost.com/business/…
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High-speed internet isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity.
Our bipartisan infrastructure law is funding 35,000 projects across America, including hundreds of projects for high-speed internet.
And to date, 19 million families are saving at least $30 a month thanks to our plan.
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New from @IsabelSoisson: Iowa is set to receive about $415 million to expand high-speed internet access. The funds come from President Biden’s Infrastructure Law, which passed in bipartisan fashion in 2021.
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Federal funding to help expand internet access in Iowa kcci.com/article/expanding-i…
Big news from the White House yesterday: $415 million for Iowa to expand high speed internet
Iowa's grant, part of $42.5 billion handed out nationwide, is especially important for rural residents, says U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley desmoinesregister.com/story/…
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Today, @VP and I are announcing over $40 billion will go to delivering high-speed internet in places where there’s either no service, or it’s too slow.
From Alaska to Appalachia, every community will have what they need to connect folks to reliable high-speed internet by 2030.
Biden, Grassley, and Axne deserve due credit for a landmark investment in Iowa’s infrastructure.
The $415 million program will strengthen the state’s economy with American made products and local companies. Good jobs followed by improvements to telework, healthcare, and schools.
1 of the top concerns at my #99countymeetings is access to broadband esp in rural Iowa The state of Iowa is getting $415.3M to administer the BEAD program to connect unserved areas thru the infrastructure bill I voted for