Clinton County officials say broadband construction 66% complete under Robin grant
Summary
County broadband staff told commissioners the Robin grant deployment is roughly 66% complete (2,179 of 3,297 locations) and described ongoing coordination with providers, project shadowing, and plans for digital-literacy sessions and public messaging.
County broadband staff updated the Board of Commissioners on the Robin grant deployment and related efforts to extend service to underserved areas.
Anna, the county broadband lead, told the board that “So, overall, the project is about 66% complete.” She said 2,179 of 3,297 grant locations had been built as of Jan. 31 and that construction and coordination among Guidehouse, Frontier and county staff are continuing. Anna described project shadowing (follow-up visits to installed locations) and said roughly 40% of responding households subscribed or were in the process of subscribing; many residents reported improved speeds and satisfaction.
The presentation also outlined public messaging plans — a county web page and social posts — and proposed digital-literacy sessions (a 30-minute core curriculum plus an open lab) to help residents sign up and use services. Commissioners asked that the county publish clear phone and hotline contacts for customers who lack internet access and need non-web support. Staff said the county will provide contact information on the broadband page and work with MSU Extension, Farm Bureau and local libraries for outreach.
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