Wetter difficulties the express broadband project’s debut

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The Oklahoma Broadband Office and internet service providers won’t get gathering on Friday as planned for the developing of support in five south main Oklahoma Counties.

The Office was informed that the Friday service has been rescheduled for April 18 in Konawa due to the severe cold weather, frost, and snow that resulted. The ceremony was planned for the developing of development projects in Hughes, Lincoln, McIntosh, Okfuskee and Seminole regions.

Time Information:

    What: &nbsp, Launch occasion for Oklahoma Broadband Office/CVEC Fiber high-speed world development initiatives

  • When: &nbsp, 2: 00 p. m., Friday, April 18
  • Where: &nbsp, Veterans Memorial Park, 600 N. State Street, Konawa, OK

Participants:

  • Mike Sanders, Executive Director, Oklahoma Broadband Office
  • Gary Highley, CEO, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative
  • Community officials and other partners

Event Shows:

  • Standard news and a summary of the projects for expanding broadband
  • Comments from venture partners and key leaders
  • Project release photo opportunity
  • Q&amp, A program with the internet
  • discussions with project managers and neighborhood staff

Background:

These initiatives, which are among the 175 that are funded by the ARPA State and Local Governmental Recovery Fund and ARPA Capital Projects Fund, will significantly increase Oklahoma’s rural internet access. More than 70, 000 homes and businesses in 57 of the country’s 77 districts may be connected through provides administered by the Oklahoma Broadband Office.

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