The Federal Communications Commission has doled out $169.2 million in its fifth allotment under the $7.17 billion Emergency Connectivity Fund program. The funding for broadband devices and connectivity will reach more than 500,000 students at schools, libraries and other institutions across 47 states, the FCC said.
FCC allots $169.2M in ECF broadband grants
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