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Broadband Expansion in Wisconsin: Case Studies – Page 2

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Discover how a statewide nonprofit helped adults gain essential tech skills—partnering with libraries, employers, and educators to boost confidence, job readiness, and digital inclusion.

Explore how a regional economic development group united 18 counties to tackle broadband gaps—using data, collaboration, and community engagement to drive smart investments and inclusive growth.

Learn how a rural county built its own middle-mile fiber network—using ARPA funds, local leadership, and regional partnerships to expand access and support future growth.

See how local leaders and providers collaborated to expand fiber access—using shared goals, community input, and ARPA funds to connect rural areas and strengthen regional partnerships.

See how Juneau County partnered with neighboring counties to map gaps, engage providers, and plan for future-ready infrastructure—using ARPA funds and shared data to drive smart investment.

Explore how Jackson County and the Ho-Chunk Nation joined forces to expand fiber access—leveraging ARPA funds, shared planning, and mutual trust to connect underserved areas and strengthen community ties.

Learn how Wisconsin’s largest county used data, mapping, and community engagement to guide broadband investment—aligning local priorities with state and federal funding for long-term impact.

Discover how Wood County integrated broadband planning with public health goals—using ARPA funds, mapping, and community engagement to connect underserved areas and support digital well-being.

Learn how a joint city-county commission helped coordinate broadband planning—leveraging shared staffing, regional data, and collaborative leadership to support infrastructure expansion across jurisdictions.

See how Superior County and the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa partnered to expand broadband—combining ARPA funds, shared planning, and community engagement to connect rural and tribal communities.

Explore how the Northwest Wisconsin Workforce Investment Board partnered with a local employer to boost digital skills—connecting job seekers with training, devices, and support to meet real-world workforce needs.

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