Whitmer’s Broadband Push Into Rural Areas Raises Questions About Michigan’s $456M Gamble

Michigan’s new broadband subsidy program, aimed at rural areas, encounters scrutiny for high costs and inefficiencies, costing $3,329 per connection. Critics argue this approach, reminiscent of past infrastructure failures, diverts funds from truly underserved regions. Alternatives, like a voucher system, may offer better cost-effectiveness and flexibility.

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Gov. Whitmer Pushes Michigan Broadband Internet Across the State – 10,000 Homes Connected

Michigan’s ROBIN program has connected over 10,000 homes and businesses to high-speed internet, enhancing education, healthcare, and economic growth. Funded through federal grants, the initiative aims to bridge the digital divide, with plans to reach 71,500 locations statewide by 2026, promising improved access and equitable opportunities for residents.

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