Broadband

The Community Connect program is a partnership between the American Library Association and Capital One.

The office was waiting on a federal overseer to give the go-ahead on the project that will bring broadband access to more than 5700 homes and businesses.

A federal overseer will award the grants once the final public comment period is over and the submissions are reviewed.

Nearly 6,000 homes and businesses have been connected to broadband in Delaware in the last year.

Delaware is making a push to get more households signed up for the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Broadband Infrastructure Grants are announced to begin making high-speed wired broadband connections available to every Delaware home.

Gov. Carney announces a project to make Delaware the first state to provide wireline broadband access to every home and business. Federal funds from the…

Gov. Carney recently earmarked $20 million to help fill broadband deserts throughout the First State. Part of that effort is now underway:Delaware’s…

Gov. John Carney announced funding to fill in broadband deserts in parts of rural Delaware today. With many schools remaining online for the beginning of…

The state of Delaware is partnering with the Delmarva internet company Bloosurf to add broadband internet to most of the state’s remote, underserved…