State program aims to connect homes and businesses with universal broadband access
Homes and businesses in the state that don't have reliable internet can apply for a program to get some help.
The program is called "Connect All" and its part of Gov. Hochul's effort to bring universal broadband access to New York.
Homes and businesses in the state that don’t have reliable internet can apply for a program to get some help.
The program is called “Connect All” and it’s part of Gov. Hochul’s effort to bring universal broadband access to New York.
Around $644 million from the federal government is going towards this program.
“Connect All” has identified more than 69,000 locations that are eligible for high-speed internet access.
Applications can be submitted on https://broadband.ny.gov. The deadline is February 7.