Catawba Indian Nation
This Broadband Use and Adoption project will provide free or reduced cost broadband service to 1,790 Native American tribal households in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The project will also enhance tribal operations and programs through improvements to tribal electrical and AV systems, as well as the provision of Zoom-enabled laptops to staff engaged in telehealth and e-commerce related activities.
South Carolina
$900,578
Funding Total
Funding Total
Broadband Use and Adoption
Type of Project
Type of Project
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