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Local broadband CEO seeks elected-official support for BEAD grant
Summary
Cherry Capital Connect Broadband CEO Tim Maylone updated commissioners on the BEAD grant process and asked elected officials to provide letters of support as individuals; he said he will return with more information in December.
Tim Maylone, chief executive officer of Cherry Capital Connect Broadband, briefed the Crawford County Board on progress with the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) grant process and requested that elected officials provide letters of support as individuals. According to the meeting record, Maylone said he would bring additional information back to the board in December.
The request was informational; no formal county action to endorse the project or allocate matching funds was taken at the Nov. 21 meeting. Commissioners indicated interest in reviewing further details when Maylone returns with more documentation and planned outreach options.
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