Arrowhead Cooperative included in the FCC RDOF funding announcement
15 Oct 2021
News, Arrowhead, Arrowhead Electric Cooperative
After a long and exhaustive review of Arrowhead Cooperative’s application, Arrowhead received confirmation from the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) that it would receive funding, as of October 7, 2021, reported Arrowhead Cooperative CEO John Twiest.
Arrowhead Cooperative was selected to receive $18.4 million in federal funds that will be used over the next ten years to expand high-speed broadband services in the county.
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