Ute Mountain Ute Tribe
The Broadband Infrastructure Deployment project proposes to install two middle-mile routes across non-contiguous tribal lands in two states, and will build a last-mile FTTP infrastructure to connect the 104 homes, businesses, and Tribal government locations in White Mesa, Utah, directly connecting approximately 817 unserved Native American households, 7 unserved Tribal businesses, and 36 unserved community anchor institutions with qualifying broadband with a range of services starting at 200 Mbps symmetrical speeds to 1 Gbps symmetrical speeds.
Colorado
$22,727,873
Funding Total
Funding Total
Broadband Infrastructure Deployment
Type of Project
Type of Project
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