Maryland, N.J. Seek Comment on Proposed Broadband Plans
The Maryland Office of Statewide Broadband has developed drafts of the state’s plans to "connect all Marylanders to high-speed internet and achieve digital equity" and is seeking comments on the drafts by Dec. 2. Feedback will be used to update…
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the plans before they are submitted to the NTIA, according to a Monday news release. “High-speed internet access is an essential tool for Marylanders to succeed, providing the opportunities to participate in your community, apply for jobs and receive important information,” Gov. Wes Moore (D) said. Meanwhile, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities sought comment Monday on both volumes of its draft initial proposal for BEAD. Comments are due Nov. 29 on volume one and Dec. 8 on volume 2, the board said. It also sought comment on a digital equity draft plan by Nov. 30.