By relying on existing assets when possible, the program aims to reduce project costs and speed broadband deployment. Partners are expected to share the cost of ongoing system use to support maintenance and operation based on their usage.
KDOT will host a webinar at 1 p.m. Wednesday, July 29, to explain how it will share broadband infrastructure where available with industry. Registration is available in advance for the webinar link. Additional program details and applications are posted on KDOT’s Open Access Broadband website, and inquiries can be directed to Broadband Program Manager Michael Flory at openaccessbroadband@ks.gov.