Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez Announces Over $879,000 for REDINet

Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez Announces Over 9,000 for REDINet
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Los Alamos County issued the following announcement on March 24.

REDINet Board Members and Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez gathered in EspaƱola City Hall Council Chambers for an announcement of an appropriation to boost internet strength for Northern New Mexico. The appropriation is part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez received a total of 74 project proposals, although each congressional office was only allowed to include ten proposals in the initial review for inclusion in the Bill. Out of the proposals submitted, nine of the ten were funded. Funding for the EspaƱola area was over $879,000. Total funding New Mexico received also includes a $30-a-month-subsidy through the Affordable Connectivity Program to help qualifying New Mexicans afford service.  
In the photo from left to right behind the Representative are:
EspaƱola Mayor Elect John Ramon Vigil
EspaƱola City Councilor Denise Benavidez
EspaƱola Mayor Javier Sanchez
State Representative Susan Herrera
and REDINet Board Members:
Jeremy Yepa, Chairman of the Board, IT Director for Tesuque Pueblo, elected to the Board by Tesuque Tribal Council, member of Santa Clara Pueblo
Jerrold Baca, General Manager
Jerry Smith, Los Alamos County Broadband Manager, Representative from Los Alamos

Original source can be found here.



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