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Get Involved in Broadband

If you want to learn more about the Nebraska Broadband Initiative, contact the Coach for your region. Or if you have a specific question, please contact us by completing this form.

Join other Nebraskans in the efforts to bring vital high speed Internet access to all Nebraskans.

Western Nebraska Development Network: Accelerating Collaboration Summit

This event focused on the topic of “Strategic Doing” and featured Ed Morrison, Purdue Regional Economic Development Advisor. The conference, held May 15, 2012, concentrated on topics of potential community goals –and how to achieve them.

Documents from this summit include:
•Western Nebraska Strategic Doing Pack
•Open Source Economic Development
•Strategic Doing Nutshell
•Strategic Doing for Connecting Western Nebraska

•Part 1
•Part 2
•Part 3
•Part 4

Henry Ford said...

Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young.

Regional Coaches and Regional Events

The University of Nebraska – Lincoln representatives coordinate and manage the planning, adoption and utilization portions of the Nebraska Broadband Initiative. UNL Extension Educators serve as regional coaches for the initiative and facilitate technology planning, visioning, and information technology sessions. Teams of volunteers across Nebraska are working to identify issues and develop plans for their areas. Contact regional coaches for specific information.

1. Western Region

2. North Central Region

3. New Frontier Region

4. Southwest Region Regional map of Nebraska with divisions

Official Nebraska Government Website
This Broadband Mapping and Planning Initiative aims to increase broadband adoption and utilization. The project is funded through a grant to the Nebraska Public Service Commission by the U.S. Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.