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Federal Internet Subsidy Program Expires, Leaving 1.7 Million Texas Households at Risk

A Lifeline Ending The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which has helped 23 million U.S. households—including 1.7 million in Texas—pay for internet service, is running out of funding by the end of April 2024. The program provided $30 monthly...

Bridging the Digital Divide: How Pharr, Texas, Built a Future-Ready Fiber Network

From Worst-Connected to Leading the Way Just a few years ago, Pharr, Texas, was ranked the worst-connected city in America, with nearly 60% of househo...

City of Pharr Sets the Standard in Public Safety and Smart Infrastructure

Building a Safer, Smarter City The City of Pharr, Texas, is rapidly modernizing. Recent projects include road and drainage upgrades, new parks, and a ...

Pharr, Texas Leads Regional Effort to Build Municipal Fiber Network

From Digital Divide to Digital Leadership Once ranked among the worst-connected areas in the nation, Pharr, Texas is transforming into a regional lead...

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