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Carter County commission unanimously backs broadband infrastructure expansion
Summary
Carter County commissioners voted unanimously Feb. 22 to adopt a resolution supporting a broadband infrastructure expansion project for the county, a measure the board said would help connect more residents to high‑speed internet.
Carter County commissioners on Feb. 22 unanimously approved a resolution endorsing a broadband infrastructure expansion for the county.
Attorney Josh Hardin explained the resolution to the board and Commissioner Isaiah Grindstaff moved to adopt it; Commissioner Sonja Culler seconded the motion. The commission recorded twenty-one yes votes and the resolution carried without opposition.
Supporters said the measure signals local backing for further investment in broadband deployment and could strengthen the county’s position in pursuing funding and partnerships. Commissioners did not vote on specific contracts or funding as part of the resolution; it is a statement of support for an expansion project.
The resolution was introduced and passed during the portion of the meeting covering resolutions and formal actions. Commissioners did not request additional staff reports or amendments before the vote.
The commission adjourned later in the night after approving several budget amendments and other items.
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