Oregon Broadband Office Announces $6.8 Million Digital Connectivity Technology Grant Program

The Oregon Broadband Office has launched the American Rescue Plan Act Capital Projects Fund (CPF) Digital Connectivity Technology Program, making $6.8 million available to expand access to internet-enabled devices and public Wi-Fi infrastructure across Oregon. Funded through the U.S. Department of the Treasury as part of the American Rescue Plan Act Capital Projects Fund, the program will provide competitive grants to eligible organizations working to close the digital divide in communities throughout the state. Grant timeline details and informational/technical assistance webinars will be posted on the Oregon Broadband Office's Digital Connectivity Technology Program webpage.