Grants pay for local broadband expansion
High capacity point-to-point and point to multi-point microwave equipment currently installed in Kellogg. This equipment is linked back to J&R’s fiber hub to increase reliability.
Photo by J&R ELECTRONICS
MULLAN — Who knew that a world-wide pandemic was all it would take to get high-speed internet to rural Silver Valley communities?
Colleen Rosson, executive director of the Silver Valley Economic Development Corporation, announced Wednesday that the cities of Mullan and Wardner will be receiving Idaho Broadband Grant funding to improve their local internet situations.
This grant was created by the Idaho Coronavirus Financial Advisory Committee and Idaho Commerce...
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