Broadband Challenge Guide

Jamie Bright Author

10/01/2024 Added

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A quick update on the Nebraska Broadband Challenge process. Recorded 12/13/2023.

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[00:05:29.780]Good morning, everyone.
[00:05:49.960]Our presenter emailed this morning and said she probably won't be able to make it on,
[00:05:57.320]but I am going to give you a quick update.
[00:05:59.760]I just may not be able to answer as many questions as she could.
[00:06:06.160]Let me share my screen quick.
[00:06:11.660]Actually, let's go around the room.
[00:06:19.280]I think probably everyone in this group knows each other, but we'll just do quick introductions.
[00:06:25.000]I am Jamie Bright, Rural Prosperity Nebraska Extension
[00:06:29.500]Educator in the Southern Panhandle.
[00:06:31.900]Ben, you go next.
[00:06:35.540]Morning, everybody. Ben Jewell, University of Nebraska Extension Educator based in
[00:06:41.000]Syracuse, Nebraska in the southeast corner.
[00:06:42.820]Sally. Hi, I'm Sally Saad, and I'm the Director of
[00:06:48.920]Business Services at Phelps County Development Corporation in Holt Ridge.
[00:06:52.980]Alicia.
[00:06:55.460]Hi, guys.
[00:06:59.240]I'm Alicia Juleps. I'm the Entrepreneurial Navigator for Cheyenne County.
[00:07:03.120]Thank you. Jodi.
[00:07:06.020]Hi, I'm Jodi Llewellyn. I am the Office
[00:07:13.220]Administrator for the Scotts Bluff Gearing United Chamber of Commerce.
[00:07:16.200]Allie.
[00:07:18.480]Hi, I'm Allie Tyree, and I am the Alliance
[00:07:25.140]Workforce. What is my official
[00:07:28.980]title now? Alliance Workforce Specialist for
[00:07:32.920]WNCC and Alliance.
[00:07:34.660]I thought your title was changing, Allie. It is in January.
[00:07:41.240]Yep.
[00:07:42.800]Lauren.
[00:07:45.940]Maybe Lauren's not able to speak.
[00:07:54.880]Sean.
[00:07:58.720]Hi, everyone. I'm Sean Kasky, and I'm a Rural Prosperity
[00:08:02.020]Nebraska educator based out of Broken Bow, Custer County,
[00:08:05.060]serving eight counties in central Nebraska.
[00:08:06.640]Maggie.
[00:08:09.240]Hi, I'm Maggie Smith from Albion, and I'm the Director of
[00:08:15.060]Economic Development and Housing for Albion Economic
[00:08:18.180]Development Corporation.
[00:08:19.020]Maggie, are you new to that role?
[00:08:22.260]Or have you been in it for a while?
[00:08:25.340]I have been in Albion now
[00:08:28.460]for a year and about three months.
[00:08:33.920]Thank you for joining us.
[00:08:36.960]Susie?
[00:08:39.820]Maybe Susie's not able to.
[00:08:50.480]How about Lauren again?
[00:08:52.220]Lauren, are you on there twice?
[00:08:54.600]Are both of those you?
[00:08:58.200]I do not know.
[00:08:59.720]I had a connection problem,
[00:09:01.460]so I'm back in.
[00:09:03.160]I'm Lauren Sheridan Simonson
[00:09:05.600]with the City of Neely,
[00:09:06.680]Village of Clearwater.
[00:09:07.780]And Stacey?
[00:09:11.200]Hi, I'm Stacey Pafford.
[00:09:14.720]I'm with the Phelps County
[00:09:15.740]Development Corporation.
[00:09:16.700]Thank you.
[00:09:20.000]Okay, we were supposed
[00:09:23.940]to have a broadband update
[00:09:25.340]from Panhandle Area
[00:09:26.740]Development District
[00:09:27.940]but she's unable
[00:09:31.680]to make it this morning.
[00:09:32.620]She said she might jump on
[00:09:33.800]if she can later
[00:09:35.140]but I just wanted to give
[00:09:37.600]a quick overview.
[00:09:38.760]I don't know how familiar
[00:09:40.040]all of you are with
[00:09:41.500]the broadband challenge process
[00:09:43.360]that the Nebraska Broadband
[00:09:45.020]Office is doing.
[00:09:46.300]So I'm going to try
[00:09:48.520]sharing my screen
[00:09:49.680]and hopefully I don't
[00:09:50.700]lose connection here.
[00:09:52.180]This is
[00:09:57.680]a presentation that the
[00:09:59.020]Nebraska Broadband Office
[00:10:00.200]put together.
[00:10:00.840]And I'm just going to leave
[00:10:02.600]it in this mode because
[00:10:04.200]I'm going to switch through
[00:10:05.800]slides pretty quickly.
[00:10:06.960]But just a few things
[00:10:10.680]to clarify.
[00:10:11.600]When they talk about
[00:10:20.320]speeds,
[00:10:21.620]they're talking about
[00:10:23.980]download and upload speeds
[00:10:25.300]in megabits per second.
[00:10:27.420]And
[00:10:28.180]unserved areas
[00:10:29.800]are where speeds are below
[00:10:31.380]25 megabits per second
[00:10:34.480]download and 3 megabits
[00:10:36.420]per second upload.
[00:10:37.580]And underserved are
[00:10:40.240]between 25 and
[00:10:42.340]100 megabits per second
[00:10:44.840]download
[00:10:46.120]and between 3 and 20
[00:10:48.240]megabits per second upload.
[00:10:50.340]Here is a
[00:10:57.160]quick map.
[00:10:58.500]I'll try to zoom in a little.
[00:10:59.640]So you can find your county
[00:11:04.980]and see what they
[00:11:07.060]say the percentage of locations served
[00:11:09.200]is.
[00:11:09.940]You can see especially in the
[00:11:12.840]Sandhills
[00:11:13.800]there are quite a few areas that they
[00:11:17.060]show as unserved
[00:11:18.800]and underserved in those
[00:11:20.780]pink shaded counties.
[00:11:22.840]And then they have
[00:11:26.900]some information about funding.
[00:11:28.800]It's pretty patchwork
[00:11:30.720]across the state depending on
[00:11:32.860]where providers are
[00:11:34.760]located and where they were able to
[00:11:36.800]get grants for.
[00:11:37.880]Then
[00:11:43.280]part of this
[00:11:46.400]challenge process
[00:11:47.780]can include community anchor
[00:11:50.300]institutions such as
[00:11:52.320]libraries, schools, health
[00:11:54.580]centers, public safety
[00:11:56.640]entities,
[00:11:57.380]and housing organizations
[00:12:00.900]and senior centers.
[00:12:02.140]In the presentation I
[00:12:04.580]heard, they're going to focus first
[00:12:06.600]on residential addresses
[00:12:08.440]and making sure those are served.
[00:12:10.320]If they have any funding
[00:12:12.420]left over, then they
[00:12:14.420]will apply it to
[00:12:16.060]these facilities.
[00:12:26.380]As compared to last year, the
[00:12:28.080]challenge process is different.
[00:12:29.940]They are no longer
[00:12:31.940]going to accept challenges from
[00:12:33.720]individuals.
[00:12:35.160]The challenges will come from non-profits,
[00:12:38.180]local and tribal governments,
[00:12:40.180]and broadband service providers.
[00:12:42.280]They're going to provide
[00:12:46.060]more information the 22nd.
[00:12:48.440]We just didn't
[00:12:50.140]really think we had time to have
[00:12:51.960]another meeting before
[00:12:53.960]the challenge
[00:12:56.120]process starts, because it starts
[00:12:58.000]in January.
[00:12:59.080]But hopefully we'll have
[00:13:02.160]a little more information next week.
[00:13:04.300]And then
[00:13:08.140]the actual
[00:13:10.600]challenge phase is from
[00:13:12.240]January 3rd through February
[00:13:14.120]2nd.
[00:13:15.100]The internet service
[00:13:17.980]providers will be able to do
[00:13:20.000]rebuttals of those challenges
[00:13:21.920]from February 3rd to March 16th.
[00:13:25.860]And then the broadband office
[00:13:27.960]will make final determinations
[00:13:29.880]about challenges
[00:13:31.200]before April 16th.
[00:13:33.860]And now let me read Amy's
[00:13:42.000]updates from this morning.
[00:13:43.760]She said Ann Byers,
[00:13:52.220]who's kind of been one of
[00:13:53.920]the people leading this process
[00:13:55.600]at the state level,
[00:13:56.820]just announced her retirement
[00:13:58.960]and she'll begin transitioning
[00:14:01.600]over the next few months.
[00:14:03.020]There's been some transition
[00:14:06.160]with the broadband office
[00:14:07.660]where it moved from
[00:14:09.320]the Public Service Commission
[00:14:10.560]to the Department of Transportation
[00:14:13.180]and Ann was more associated
[00:14:15.380]with the Public Service Commission.
[00:14:16.840]So I think the Department
[00:14:20.260]of Transportation folks
[00:14:21.380]will be taking over
[00:14:22.620]more fully in the future.
[00:14:25.340]They recently hired
[00:14:27.400]two new people
[00:14:28.320]who will start in 2024,
[00:14:29.860]one on the grant team
[00:14:31.460]and one on the communications team.
[00:14:33.420]So they currently have
[00:14:35.940]six positions
[00:14:36.940]in the Nebraska Broadband Office,
[00:14:39.540]six that are filled
[00:14:41.440]and three open positions.
[00:14:43.060]Then about the challenge process.
[00:14:48.800]She said they will work
[00:14:52.120]to register eligible entities,
[00:14:55.080]nonprofits, governments,
[00:14:56.460]and internet service providers
[00:14:58.360]once the portal is up and functional.
[00:15:01.860]And there's no date specified
[00:15:07.220]about when that portal
[00:15:08.360]will be up and functional.
[00:15:09.520]But they will provide training
[00:15:12.420]on the challenge portal
[00:15:13.860]and criteria
[00:15:16.120]around the end of December
[00:15:17.680]and early January.
[00:15:19.160]Just my opinion here,
[00:15:22.060]they've been a little bit
[00:15:24.820]slow on getting the word out.
[00:15:26.760]I don't seem to hear about things
[00:15:28.480]until about a week
[00:15:30.220]before they happen.
[00:15:31.080]So you really have to keep
[00:15:33.300]an eye on things
[00:15:34.200]if you want to participate
[00:15:35.820]in any of their processes.
[00:15:38.420]They did say the broadband office
[00:15:42.660]just completed the training
[00:15:44.060]of the portal from their vendor.
[00:15:45.600]So they are still learning.
[00:15:48.060]They're working with radio stations
[00:15:51.520]across the state
[00:15:52.740]to advertise the challenge period
[00:15:54.560]to spread awareness to the public.
[00:15:56.340]They will also be sending out
[00:15:59.000]press releases
[00:15:59.720]and other promotional materials
[00:16:03.060]to ask for help
[00:16:06.800]with both the recruitment
[00:16:07.740]of the eligible entities
[00:16:09.440]and awareness of that challenge period.
[00:16:12.060]They will host
[00:16:16.580]virtual town halls
[00:16:19.300]starting in January.
[00:16:20.580]It sounds like they'll have
[00:16:24.300]three or four
[00:16:25.860]each tailored to a particular audience,
[00:16:29.060]internet service providers,
[00:16:30.880]governments, nonprofits,
[00:16:32.580]and economic development districts.
[00:16:35.320]And those will provide
[00:16:39.260]updates on programs
[00:16:41.860]and the time for questions.
[00:16:43.960]And
[00:16:48.160]if anyone is interested
[00:16:54.040]there's the
[00:16:57.860]draft digital opportunities plan
[00:17:01.200]they recently released.
[00:17:02.680]I'll post it in the chat here.
[00:17:04.220]Today is the last day of the comment period.
[00:17:09.460]If you see anything you want to make changes about
[00:17:12.020]when I skimmed through
[00:17:14.460]I think most of the changes would be
[00:17:16.960]more applicable to internet service providers
[00:17:20.760]than to anyone else.
[00:17:23.780]But you are welcome to glance through that.
[00:17:26.320]They also have
[00:17:29.900]the Nebraska proposal
[00:17:33.320]to the National Telecommunications and Information Agency
[00:17:36.800]that's available here.
[00:17:39.320]And then
[00:17:44.420]I will pull up the map quickly
[00:17:48.600]though it's a little slow
[00:17:51.260]so I'm not sure how well it will share.
[00:17:53.520]Thank you.
[00:17:54.590]So if you look at just the full state, it looks like we're fully covered, you have to
[00:18:07.670]see where areas are not covered. Like here by me, there's a spot near Bushnell that's pretty open.
[00:18:37.650]And if you zoom in even further, you can see it focuses more specifically on actual addresses and
[00:18:49.490]communities that they know have coverage. You can also go up to location summary, map in the chat as
[00:19:05.630]well.
[00:19:06.150]And you can type your address in. We'll put my office address.
[00:19:23.370]And that shows a little green dot, which shows that it is a
[00:19:36.010]site.
[00:19:36.130]And you can also type your address in. We'll put my office address. And you can click on it and get a little more information about the providers available, speeds available, the date this was last updated.
[00:19:51.570]It's a little more interesting if you zoom in on this over here.
[00:20:00.950]These are more commercial areas of Sydney that may be available.
[00:20:06.110]They may not have pulled into the map.
[00:20:10.110]So one of the biggest things about the challenge process to watch out for is that addresses are actually identified on the map.
[00:20:20.490]They think most of the addresses they have on the map are fairly accurate, but they think there might be some addresses that are just missing.
[00:20:29.530]So check your home, your business, any other location.
[00:20:36.090]Check the locations that you think are important and make sure that they pull up on the map and are represented accurately.
[00:20:44.070]And then if you see something that you think is listed incorrectly or not listed at all,
[00:20:53.770]at this point, the plan is to send challenges to the economic development districts, at least in the panhandle.
[00:21:03.770]I'm not sure how the other districts are handling it.
[00:21:07.030]And they can get that challenge submitted to you or submitted for you to the state.
[00:21:17.710]Hopefully, I'll learn a little bit more about this tomorrow as well at the PAD meeting in Scots Bluff.
[00:21:26.630]If they have any more information, let me just see if I had any other notes I wanted to share.
[00:21:34.030]I think that was it. Does anyone have questions?
[00:21:48.290]I'm sorry, this wasn't as much of a presentation as I had hoped for today.
[00:21:54.390]I know I needed to make sure to talk to a few counties in my region who had really low rates on the map.
[00:22:12.590]And they're kind of ones you would expect, the lower population counties, Arthur County, Banner, Dual, and Garden.
[00:22:22.190]I know Keith has a lot of questions.
[00:22:24.370]Keith County, the commissioners were also worried about making sure there was plenty of access around Lake McConaughey as a tourist attraction and for remote workers.
[00:22:35.810]So I need to make sure that they have looked into that and are challenging anything they feel they need to.
[00:22:43.570]So I need to make sure that they have looked into that and are challenging anything they feel they need to.
[00:23:13.550]So I need to make sure that they have looked into that and are challenging anything they feel they need to.
[00:23:43.530]So I need to make sure that they have looked into that and are challenging anything they feel they need to.
[00:24:13.510]So I need to make sure that they have looked into that and are challenging anything they feel they need to.
[00:24:43.490]So that would be the biggest thing that any most recent traction.
[00:24:47.490]But again, we're going to tie in some of that to CEC when we host in May.
[00:24:52.670]I had the opportunity just to walk through the poster presentations and I didn't quite make it to all of the kids, but I was really impressed with everyone I listened to.
[00:25:03.770]They were prepared and were able to answer questions, dressed up and looked nice and had a really good presence.
[00:25:12.330]Thank you for putting that, helping put that together.
[00:25:16.070]I was just a supporter of that one, but it's a great program and I'm glad that E3 is associated with it. So that's awesome.
[00:25:25.750]Anyone else have updates?
[00:25:31.150]Jodi, this only applies to a few of us on the screen probably.
[00:25:42.270]But do you want to talk about the event tomorrow with Senator Hardin?
[00:25:46.450]Yeah, tomorrow Senator Hardin will be here at the Scottsbluff Country Club. We're doing our pre-ledged luncheon where typically we bring in the governor, lieutenant governor.
[00:25:59.710]Unfortunately, both of them were unable to attend. So Senator Hardin is going to come in their place and talk about, you know, what has went on in the legislature in the last year and what to kind of expect for this next.
[00:26:12.250]Session that's getting ready to start. So that runs from 1130 to one. So I think we have 37 registered. So it should be a good turnout. So it should be a good event.
[00:26:21.430]I'm waiting to hear for sure if they are having the pad meeting tomorrow. If they aren't, is it too late for me to register this afternoon?
[00:26:31.310]No, I should be able to get one more in. That shouldn't be a problem. So just give me an email. Let me know.
[00:26:37.090]Sounds good.
[00:26:38.290]Alex.
[00:26:42.230]Allie, anything at WNCC you want to highlight?
[00:26:44.710]There's a lot of things that we're kind of getting ready for next year. Right now, we're in the middle of finals week. So everything is really hectic right now. But we're getting through that. And then in 2024, we've got all of our like build up to the semester that, you know, happens this first week in high school.
[00:27:12.210]So that's going to be in January. And then myself too, I will be transitioning in my position to the assistant campus director here in Alliance. So a lot going on with that for myself.
[00:27:23.730]Great. Thank you. Maggie, anything in Albion you want to share?
[00:27:31.490]Well, we are moving on our Rural Workforce Housing Grant Award.
[00:27:41.230]We actually have two homes that are single family occupancy that are set to be framed sometime either this week or next.
[00:27:50.050]So it's been exciting to move forward with that here in Albion.
[00:27:56.070]And we're excited to be a stop on Economic Development Director Casey Baylitz's Northeast Nebraska tour next week.
[00:28:11.050]And we're excited to get to visit with him a little bit and just share what's going on in Albion as well.
[00:28:16.730]Great. Thank you.
[00:28:19.130]Lauren, how about in your area?
[00:28:24.090]Like Maggie said, we have our workforce housing.
[00:28:34.450]We have one under construction, a townhouse unit.
[00:28:38.350]I haven't been by there.
[00:28:40.870]I've been there to go through it lately,
[00:28:42.630]but it's all framed and they're working on the inside now.
[00:28:47.210]And then we have a second project that's just underway where they'll be
[00:28:52.910]flipping a house. So, you know,
[00:28:55.570]it's exciting to see new life brought into that.
[00:28:58.330]And I guess the last thing is we were expecting to know by the 6th of
[00:29:04.150]December, but didn't come in yet,
[00:29:08.490]but we have applied,
[00:29:10.690]we have applied to become a certified local government and we should be
[00:29:14.130]hearing back any day on that process. If that happens,
[00:29:18.830]we will be the only one North of I-80 and we're,
[00:29:24.090]we're very excited about that opportunity.
[00:29:26.410]Is that something through the department of economic development, Lauren?
[00:29:32.990]No, that one is through history, Nebraska and the national park service.
[00:29:40.510]Thank you.
[00:29:41.250]I think Kelly Bacon has been on the real rendezvous before talking about
[00:29:47.590]that. So.
[00:29:48.250]I will have to look up an old session because I don't think I've heard about
[00:29:53.390]it.
[00:29:53.790]Sally, do you have anything from your area you'd like to share?
[00:30:02.110]I don't, I'm not sure right now.
[00:30:10.330]Okay.
[00:30:10.710]Or Susie.
[00:30:15.270]Susie just says, Hey.
[00:30:24.470]A duplex project they're working on. Lots of people working on housing.
[00:30:32.530]That is great.
[00:30:33.910]I just saw some rezoning signs.
[00:30:40.150]For a rezoning hearing go up in Kimball.
[00:30:43.130]They are working on some new apartment buildings in Kimball,
[00:30:46.610]which is exciting.
[00:30:47.610]And.
[00:30:54.290]A community center in the works as well.
[00:31:00.130]Susie says that's great.
[00:31:01.750]I wanted to see if you guys.
[00:31:09.970]Had any ideas for future sessions.
[00:31:12.610]I have our next two scheduled.
[00:31:14.830]We'll talk about the vacant property registration act in January.
[00:31:19.750]And then the rural poll in February.
[00:31:22.530]Any suggestions for.
[00:31:25.610]The rest of the spring.
[00:31:27.890]I think maybe Lauren, you had mentioned the EPA.
[00:31:33.230]EJ screen.
[00:31:35.770]That's still on my list of possibilities, though.
[00:31:39.210]I haven't looked into it.
[00:31:39.790]I haven't looked into it more.
[00:31:40.490]Possibly something on artificial intelligence, if that would be of interest to anyone.
[00:31:55.930]Ben, do you have any foods programs you would like to highlight?
[00:32:02.250]Yeah, let me just give a couple quick announcements here.
[00:32:06.030]So just want to let everybody know that there's a couple new funding sources out there.
[00:32:09.610]If you have folks in your communities who are a small scale farming operations, small
[00:32:15.530]food and farming businesses, Nebraska Department of Agriculture has just opened up a request
[00:32:21.950]for applications for food and farming business owners to apply to expand their business
[00:32:29.290]operations, help them reach new markets, develop new products, things like that.
[00:32:34.510]So it's called the Resilient Food System Infrastructure Program.
[00:32:37.270]And state of Nebraska has about two.
[00:32:39.590]A half million dollars to allocate over the next couple of years to business owners.
[00:32:44.470]They're kind of doing it. It's kind of interesting.
[00:32:46.710]They're doing it in two different two different types of application.
[00:32:50.310]One can be an equipment only application.
[00:32:52.970]So if you know somebody needs a new vehicle, a refrigerated vehicle, processing
[00:32:58.110]equipment, it's really kind of intended to support the middle of the supply chain process.
[00:33:04.750]So not really for production per se, but kind of that aggregation process.
[00:33:09.570]And processing and distribution sort of part of the supply chain.
[00:33:13.650]So equipment only anywhere between $10,000 and $100,000.
[00:33:17.190]There's no matching requirement on that particular application.
[00:33:20.870]So it's really a great opportunity for small business owners to get some much needed equipment
[00:33:26.690]to help them stay successful.
[00:33:29.570]They also have an application for anything that's over $100,000.
[00:33:33.190]And those will be for infrastructure purchases.
[00:33:37.290]So if someone is thinking about, you know,
[00:33:39.550]opening a processing facility or a wash and pack facility for fresh produce or anything
[00:33:45.150]like that, it would be a good opportunity for that.
[00:33:48.390]The one thing they won't fund with this pot of money is for meat processing, because there's
[00:33:55.230]already other USDA funds allocated for that specifically.
[00:33:58.870]So it cannot be for animal processing.
[00:34:02.350]But I wanted to make sure folks knew about that.
[00:34:04.590]And then we have coming up in January, our annual local food
[00:34:09.530]and healthy farms conference.
[00:34:10.830]It's going to be in Columbus this year, January 26th and 27th.
[00:34:15.290]So really, if anyone's interested,
[00:34:17.730]we encourage you to join us.
[00:34:19.070]We're going to have a great slate of speakers and sessions
[00:34:24.110]and be a good opportunity to network
[00:34:26.030]with a lot of small business owners in Nebraska.
[00:34:29.090]So thanks.
[00:34:31.470]And a quick question on that grant, do you think--
[00:34:36.210]oh, I know one producer here agrees
[00:34:39.510]that Green's producer is using one of those vending machines.
[00:34:43.370]Would that be eligible?
[00:34:45.190]To purchase a vending machine?
[00:34:47.150]Yeah.
[00:34:48.570]Possibly.
[00:34:50.190]I think, yeah, I think potentially.
[00:34:51.750]I mean, I think if it involves getting a product to market,
[00:34:55.070]then it should qualify.
[00:34:58.050]But that link that I shared has the contact information
[00:35:01.230]for the Department of Ag person to reach out to.
[00:35:04.350]Her name's Holly Everett.
[00:35:06.510]She's the one overseeing those funds, so she'd be the--
[00:35:09.490]person to ask.
[00:35:10.730]But I think so.
[00:35:11.790]I think that would qualify, yeah.
[00:35:13.830]Sounds good.
[00:35:14.970]Thank you.
[00:35:15.570]Anything else?
[00:35:24.350]If not, I hope to see you all January 10th
[00:35:33.770]for the next Rural Rendezvous.
[00:35:35.490]And have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
[00:35:39.470]Merry Christmas.
[00:35:41.330]Thank you.
[00:35:42.930]Thank you, everyone.
[00:35:45.290]Thank you.

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