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Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Pennsylvania's first round of BEAD grants, totaling more than $448 million, expected to bring high-speed internet to about 71,000 homes and businesses across 50 counties. The award follows NTIA's April approval of the state's $711 million BEAD proposal.
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Pennsylvania's first round of BEAD grants, totaling more than $448 million, expected to expand high-speed internet to about 71,000 homes and businesses in 50 counties. The award follows NTIA's April approval of the state's $711 million BEAD proposal.
Governor Shapiro and the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority announced more than $448 million in initial BEAD funding to expand high-speed internet access. The funding will support projects in 50 counties, with remaining program funds expected to be awarded before the end of the year. ISP executives such as Upward Broadband's president publicly praised the award for enabling rural buildouts.
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Pennsylvania awarded more than $448 million in federal broadband funding to projects in 50 counties, expected to connect about 71,000 homes and businesses. This marks the state's first round of grants under its $711 million BEAD proposal, which NTIA approved in April 2026.
Governor Shapiro and the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority announced more than $448 million in BEAD funding to expand high-speed internet access, covering projects in 50 counties. The state said all remaining BEAD program funds will be awarded before the end of the year.
Governor Shapiro and the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority announced more than $448 million in initial BEAD funding to expand high-speed internet access, supporting projects in 50 counties. The state says all remaining program funds will be awarded before the end of the year.
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