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Board approves letter supporting Charter/Spectrum BEAD application
Summary
The board voted to provide a non-binding letter of support to the Department of Labor & Economic Opportunity for Charter Communications (Spectrum) related to potential BEAD applications in Oscoda County and authorized the chair to sign.
The Oscoda County Board of Commissioners voted Feb. 25 to provide a non-binding letter of support to the Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Opportunity for Charter Communications (Spectrum) related to potential BEAD broadband application(s).
Marilyn Passmore, director of state government affairs for Charter Communications, presented the request. Commissioners approved a motion authorizing the chair to sign the letter of support (motion 2025-069); the vote was unanimous.
The motion is non-binding and non-exclusive, and the board recorded its intent to support local broadband application efforts.
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