Lt. Govenor Kim Driscoll Launched Internet Programs To Address Digital Divide in Massachusetts
Idea Category: Broadband, Technology & Government
Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll launched the Connected and Online Program, an initiative to expand high-speed internet access across the state by providing devices such as laptops, tablets, and desktop computers. Through partnerships, the program will provide over 27,000 internet-ready devices.
More Idea’s From Kim Driscoll
Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll Launches Initiative To Integrate AI Into The Classroom
Idea Category: Artificial Intelligence, Education | Funding Source: ARP
MA Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll Launches the Tariff Response and Business Operations Support Initiative
Idea Category: Business, Safety Net, Workforce | Funding Source: ARP
Massachusetts Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll and New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell Celebrate the Completion of the South Coast Rail Project
Idea Category: Transportation | Funding Source: ARP
Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll Highlights: Massachusetts Purchased New England Offshore Wind Energy to Power 20% of Homes in State
Idea Category: Clean Energy, Climate Change | Funding Source: ARP
ARP: Salem MA, Invests in Tourism and Culture
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
Community Building Through Public Art
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship, Smart Government | Funding Source: ARP
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