FY2024 Municipal Fiber Grant Awards
Municipality | Amount | Description |
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Acushnet | 229,848 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Belmont | 250,000 | Creating a fiber ring to connect network hubs and several municipal buildings |
Brewster | 194,109 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Bridgewater | 169,000 | Extending the existing municipal fiber network infrastructure |
Cohasset | 220,014 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Danvers | 500,000 | Creating redundancy between the North Shore IT Collaborative network and the Cape Ann network |
Dover | 202,168 | Connecting three existing radio sites in the town of Dover with fiber cable |
Easthampton | 250,000 | Extending the municipal fiber optic network to include all city water wells and tanks |
Falmouth | 203,458 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Grafton | 27,000 | Installing WiFi hotspots in four public parks in Grafton that are connected to the FMAN - the Town's municipal fiber optic network |
Great Barrington | 250,000 | Installing fiber optic cable primarily along Route 183 (Stockbridge Road and Park Street) into the Village of Housatonic |
Harwich | 194,107 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Hudson | 192,732 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Ipswich | 250,000 | Closing the existing Fiber Loop |
Lawrence | 250,000 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Littleton | 250,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Marlborough | 237,319 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Medford | 191,470 | Creating a city-owned Municipal Fiber Network |
New Bedford | 141,048 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
New Salem | 92,020 | Increasing the reliability of the municipal fiber networks owned by the towns of New Salem and Wendell by implementing a new network design for backhaul connections |
Oakham | 172,075 | Creating a town-owned Municipal Fiber Network |
Orleans | 250,000 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Pittsfield | 227,025 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Reading | 139,987 | Increasing the fiber strand count in the most constrained portion of the network |
Rockport | 250,000 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Rutland | 169,835 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Salem | 175,602 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Sandwich | 238,653 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Scituate | 250,000 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Seekonk | 168,597 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Southbridge | 250,000 | Creating a town-owned Municipal Fiber Network |
Southwick | 250,000 | Creating a town-owned Municipal Fiber Network |
Taunton | 242,698 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Tewksbury | 190,000 | Upgrading the existing 1gb municipal fiber network to 40gb |
Truro | 250,000 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Tyngsborough | 156,741 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Watertown | 168,834 | Connecting one outstanding city location and complete a redundant fiber ring supporting critical locations and services |
West Boylston | 151,131 | Connecting various municipal facilities to the existing municipal fiber network |
Westborough | 19,920 | Connecting a municipal facility to the existing municipal fiber network |
Westport | 250,000 | Adding a fiber ring to extend the town's existing municipal fiber network |
Weymouth | 250,000 | Adding redundancy to the town's existing municipal fiber network |
Winthrop | 237,481 | Extending the existing municipal fiber network infrastructure |
Yarmouth | 236,151 | Replacing Yarmouth's outdated and failing iNet infrastructure |
FY2023 Municipal Fiber Grant Awards
Municipality | Amount | Description |
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Ashland | $92,906 | Connecting a remote municipal water pumping station to the municipal fiber network |
Avon | $158,460 | Constructing a dedicated fiber network of eleven (11) water supply, treatment, and storage facilities |
Bedford | $200,000 | Installation of fiber optic lines to sewer pump stations, water interconnection vaults and water tank |
Belchertown | $185,030 | Installation of a redundant fiber loop to public safety buildings |
Berkley | $200,000 | Connecting facilities to fiber netowrk |
Boylston | $335,000 | Upgrading the broadband infrastructure in Berlin, Boylston and the Tahanto Regional HS |
Eastham | $78,000 | Addition of the T-Time Property and the Town Center Plaza Project to the Town's network |
Freetown | $335,000 | Creating a town-owned Municipal Fiber Network |
Gardner | $200,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure connection with the Senior Center |
Hanover | $200,000 | Connecting all Hanover Public School buildings and Town Hall |
Leominster | $200,000 | Connecting ten remote sites |
Methuen | $137,706 | Constructing an additional fiber line connecting the Police Department building and the Fire Department building |
Middleton | $335,000 | Implementing redundancy to the North Shore fiber optic network |
Oxford | $20,000 | Extension to the new concession stand at Ruel Field |
Peabody | $200,000 | Construction of a closed fiber network |
Plymouth | $200,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Stoneham | $176,355 | Replacing the existing 1-Gig network with a new 10-Gig network |
Townsend | $173,384 | Installing a cascade star topology fiber optic wide area network (WAN) |
Wellfleet | $200,000 | Extension of network to cover currently unserved beach zones |
Whitman | $182,005 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Winchendon | $189,350 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
FY2022 Municipal Fiber Grant Awards
Municipality | Amount | Description |
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Acushnet | $250,000 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Amherst | $295,925 | Extension of the existing municipal fiber network |
Andover | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's fiber network to water distribution system pumping stations |
Bellingham | $65,589 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Bourne | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Bridgewater | $17,466 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Brockton | $250,000 | Replacement of the city's current municipal fiber optic network |
Brookline | $51,889 | Expansion of the town's fiber optic infrastructure |
Canton | $47,500 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Chelsea | $204,250 | Creation of a redundant municipal fiber network |
Colrain | $400,000 | Creation of a redundant municipal fiber network for the towns of Colrain, Charlemont, Heath, Leyden and Rowe |
Dalton | $60,844 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Danvers | $300,000 | Installation high speed fiber connections throughout seven of the towns in Essex county |
Dennis | $250,000 | Replacement of the town's current fiber optic municipal area network |
Dighton | $201,124 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Dover | $113,274 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
East Longmeadow | $159,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Easthampton | $250,000 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Easton | $129,030 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Egremont | $12,493 | Extension of its existing municipal fiber network |
Fairhaven | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Foxborough | $139,630 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Gloucester | $459,672 | Creation of an interconnected network of municipalities across eastern Essex County |
Groveland | $47,500 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Hamilton | $46,550 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Hampden | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's fiber infrastructure |
Holbrook | $186,274 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Holliston | $185,855 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Ipswich | $250,000 | Replacement of its existing fiber infrastructure |
Kingston | $250,000 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Lakeville | $168,876 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Lexington | $250,000 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Littleton | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Lynnfield | $250,000 | Creation of a redundant municipal fiber network |
Marlborough | $219,982 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Marshfield | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Mashpee | $231,969 | Connection of additional town own assets to the OpenCape RWAN fiber network |
Mattapoisett | $154,043 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Melrose | $237,500 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber infrastructure |
Middleborough | $99,247 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Millis | $133,475 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Nantucket | $91,067 | Creation of a redundant fiber network |
New Salem | $12,730 | Installation of environmental and security monitoring equipment for the New Salem Municipal Light Plant’s fiber network |
Newbury | $250,000 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Norfolk | $98,289 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
North Andover | $15,561 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Northampton | $250,000 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber infrastructure |
Northbridge | $202,892 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Oak Bluffs | $133,875 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Pepperell | $250,000 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Pittsfield | $205,089 | Expansion of the city's existing fiber infrastructure |
Provincetown | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's municipal airport fiber optic infrastructure |
Raynham | $250,000 | Expansion of the Taunton Municipal Light Plant's fiber network into the town |
Reading | $192,233 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Rowley | $80,426 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Salisbury | $16,030 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Scituate | $250,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Spencer | $250,000 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Sterling | $137,276 | Creation of a redundant municipal fiber network |
Sturbridge | $212,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Sutton | $200,000 | Completion of the Sutton Fiber Network |
Taunton | $190,000 | Expansion of the Taunton Water Department's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Upton | $237,500 | Expansion of the Mendon-Upton Regional School District's existing fiber optic infrastructure to town assets |
Wareham | $195,700 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Washington | $244,000 | Creation of a redundant fiber network for the towns of Becket, Blandford, Otis, and Washington |
Watertown | $248,125 | Creation of a new municipal fiber network |
Wayland | $160,000 | Creation of a redundant municipal fiber network |
Westborough | $7,500 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Westford | $19,000 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |
Westport | $241,450 | Creation of a new municipal network and establishment of partial network redundancy |
Worcester | $237,500 | Expansion of the town's existing fiber optic infrastructure |