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These latest grant awards add to the more than $269 million total awarded in 2022 to connect 117,405 households and businesses.

Wayne County: NC Communications Advanced Services, LLC (Lumos).

Wake County: Connect Holding II LLC (Brightspeed).Transylvania County: Citizens Telephone Company.Swain County: Cherokee Cablevision, Inc.Pitt County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).Person County: Connect Holding II LLC (Brightspeed).Perquimans County: ATMC (Focus Broadband).Nash County: Connect Holding II LLC (Brightspeed).Moore County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).Montgomery County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).Halifax County: Connect Holding II LLC (Brightspeed).Guilford County: NC Communications Advanced Services, LLC (Lumos).Greene County: Nfinity Link Communications Inc.Durham County: NC Communications Advanced Services, LLC (Lumos).Cherokee County: CND Acquisition Corporation.Chatham County: Bellsouth Telecommunications, LLC (AT&T North Carolina).Catawba County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).Caswell County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).Caldwell County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).Burke County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).

Bladen County: Star Telephone Membership Corp (Star Communications).

Bertie County: Roanoke Connect Holdings (Fybe).

Beaufort County: Spectrum Southeast, LLC (Charter Communications).

Alamance County: Bellsouth Telecommunications, LLC (AT&T North Carolina).

Department of Information Technology (NCDIT) Broadband Infrastructure Office, part of the Division of Broadband and Digital Equity, awarded GREAT grants to deploy broadband infrastructure in the following counties: “These grants will fund projects in communities from all corners of our state so more families and business will have access to affordable, reliable broadband.” “We want all North Carolinians connected to high-speed internet so they can take full advantage of digital opportunities for work, learning, health and more,” Cooper said.

Across North Carolina, 25,825 households and 862 businesses in 33 counties will get high-speed internet thanks to nearly $80 million in additional Growing Rural Economies with Access to Technology (GREAT) grants, Governor Roy Cooper announced last week.