Connecting Missouri: A $1.7 Billion Plan to Bring High-Speed Internet to 200,000 Homes

Missouri’s Plan to Bring Internet to Many Homes

Missouri’s $1.7 Billion Plan to Bring High-Speed Internet to 200,000 Homes

According to TheCenterSquare, The government has approved a $1.7 billion plan to bring high-speed internet to hundreds of thousands of homes across the state. This ambitious initiative is part of a larger effort to expand access to reliable internet connectivity, with the goal of reaching over 200,000 households in Missouri.

The plan says how the money will be used to give internet service providers the funds they need to build new networks. It also says how the government will make sure that the providers use the money correctly. The plan also says that there might be more opportunities for providers to get funding in the future.

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Connecting Missouri: A $1.7 Billion Plan to Bring High-Speed Internet to 200,000 Homes (PHOTO: GOOGLE)

How Missouri’s Plan Will Improve Internet Access for Residents

The plan prioritizes affordability, requiring providers to offer a discounted internet plan for low-income households. This plan will range from $30 to $70 per month, depending on the individual’s circumstances. Additionally, the plan allocates funds to support initiatives that address the obstacles that may be preventing residents from fully utilizing the internet.

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