More Communities, More Connection
Through federal BEAD funding, we’re building broadband infrastructure to expand high-speed internet access across the state. Learn about ongoing updates on project areas, construction status and key milestones as work advances in communities across Alaska.
Communities Served
Our network expansion will deliver up to gigabit speeds to communities including Anchorage, Akhiok, Anchor Point, Bird Creek, Delta Junction, Fairbanks, Fort Yukon, Homer, Hope, Indian, Kasilof, Kenai, Kodiak, Manley Hot Springs, Minto, Old Harbor, Salcha, Soldotna, Sterling, Whittier and Womens Bay.
Visit the Alaska Broadband Office’s website for detailed maps of build locations.
Fast Facts
- BEAD Funding: $124.5 million grant to serve over 9,000 locations in 21 communities.
- ACS Capital: ACS will contribute $26.7 million to reach an added 12,000 locations.
- Combined Impact: $151.2 million investment serving 21,000 locations.
“This investment will make a real difference for families, students, healthcare providers and entrepreneurs who rely on strong connectivity to thrive.”
– Paul Fenaroli, Alaska Communications president and CEO
Technology
We will use a mix of fiber and fixed wireless technology to deliver a minimum of 100 megabits per second up to a Gigabit. These speeds will allow telehealth appointments, distance learning, remote work, use of smart home devices and streaming from multiple devices
Timeline
Once grant agreements with the State of Alaska are formalized, we will have four years to deploy service-ready broadband to all service areas.
In The Know
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