U.S. Department of the Treasury has approved Alabama’s plan to invest $191.9 million of Capital Projects Fund funding in broadband infrastructure.
The goal of the Capital Projects Fund program is to make funding available for reliable, affordable broadband infrastructure, advancing Biden’s goal of affordable,
reliable, high-speed internet for all Americans.The other approved states include Texas, Kentucky, and Nevada. For more information on the Capital Projects Fund, click
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