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Currently, Alabama is ranked 47th in terms of broadband connectivity.
Republicans are criticizing the $2.5 trillion infrastructure bill.
"Without broadband, without fast, reliable and affordable internet, a small business can’t compete, and a community can’t hope to attract new jobs."
In a letter, numerous officials asked to be able to require or incentivize local hires on federally funded construction projects.
The funding is made available through the Annual Grant Program, a program created under the Rebuild Alabama Act.
"Fortunately, it’s a disaster that Alabama has taken aggressive steps to avoid."
"You can’t have it both ways. After all, something has to power Alabama homes and businesses."
The first customers could be online by early 2021.
The Mississippi-based broadband company announced its third acquisition in Alabama.
“When I became mayor in November 2017, it became apparent the city was not on sound financial footing," said Mayor Randall Woodfin.
