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CCRPC broadband map shows roughly 2,000 under‑ or unserved households; staff urge tailored, small‑neighborhood solutions
Summary
CCRPC staff shared a broadband coverage map showing about 2,000 households classified as unserved or underserved across Chittenden County and told the PAC that state funds administered by the Vermont Community Broadband Board, rather than a county Communications Union District, are the likeliest route to funding small‑pocket solutions.
Regina Mahony shared a CCRPC broadband map with Planning Advisory Committee members on Sept. 8 showing approximately 2,000 households in Chittenden County classified as unserved or underserved. The households are concentrated in many small residential pockets, staff said, which will require tailored technical and funding approaches rather than a single large buildout.
Staff said…
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