Pinoleville Pomo Nation
The Broadband Use and Adoption project will assist 175 Native American Tribal citizens and community members in Mendocino, Lake and Sonoma Counties, California, in developing programs and resources to address COVID-19 related concerns and build capacity to use broadband to provide ongoing and sustainable benefit to telehealth, remote learning, telework, entrepreneurship, economic growth, job creation and serving community anchor institutions.
California
$496,977
Funding Total
Funding Total
Broadband Use and Adoption
Type of Project
Type of Project
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