We learned a great deal from the pandemic about how high-speed internet access in Louisiana impacts healthcare and so much more.
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We learned a great deal from the pandemic about how high-speed internet access in Louisiana impacts healthcare and so much more.
Monday, we announced a $130 million investment from the American Rescue Plan to bring more affordable and accessible internet to more than 66,000 households and small businesses in 50 parishes over the next seven years.
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We are not just stopping at the broadband investments we announced on Monday. We have another $43 million in funds from the American Rescue Plan to be distributed by October, and that's without mentioning the millions we are expecting from the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
This investment is a critical step towards addressing the lack of access to high-speed internet, making broadband more affordable, and helping the estimated 462,000 Louisianians who lack basic digital literacy skills.
Will you chip in just $25 today to support legislative advocacy efforts to increase access to high-speed internet? ([link removed])
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