Updated
Updated · KOAT New Mexico · May 5
New Mexico broadband office launches updated internet access maps
Updated
Updated · KOAT New Mexico · May 5

New Mexico broadband office launches updated internet access maps

5 articles · Updated · KOAT New Mexico · May 5
  • The tool lets users check availability, speeds, providers, speed-test data, Wi-Fi hotspots and expansion plans for more than 850,000 homes and businesses statewide.
  • Officials said the maps are intended to help residents, especially in rural areas, and local leaders see when faster service is coming and how broadband decisions are made.
  • The maps include projects backed by the Connect New Mexico Fund and American Rescue Plan Act, with nearly $200 million already supporting work and hundreds of millions more federal dollars planned.
As New Mexico builds fiber networks, why is it also planning a $70 million investment in Starlink satellite internet?
What is the biggest hurdle to New Mexico's billion-dollar plan for universal internet access by 2030?