Good morning!
I received this from the TN Department of Economic and Community Development this morning, and I thought I would share. Please note, I found that this site worked better if instead of putting in your address on the main screen that you
clicked Location and submitted your address from there. You can look up residential or business addresses (or libraries!). As an example, here is what came up when I looked up Falling Water Regional Library in Cookeville:
Full information is below. Feel free to take part, or have available for your patrons for them to take part. Please note the deadline to submit any challenges that there may be based on either addresses
or services is January 13th.
Jennifer
The Federal Communications Commission’s Broadband Fabric and Availability Map will determine our state’s allocation for the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Our allocation will be based
off the number of unserved TN households and high cost areas from the FCC maps.
The easiest way for stakeholders to be involved is by looking at the maps and verifying their information. They can follow the instructions outlined below and reach out to our office if they need assistance ([log in to unmask]).
Though we are not the administrators of the map, we can help filter questions or troubleshoot should they have questions. We are asking Tennesseans to complete any challenges on their addresses by January 13. I’ve included the fact sheet in this email as well
with some additional info on the process.
How to Find Your Address and Challenge a Missing Address:
How to Submit an Availability Challenge to the FCC:
Jennifer Cowan-Henderson
Director of Planning and Development
Tennessee State Library and Archives
Office of Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett
1001 Rep. John Lewis Way North
Nashville, TN 37219
p 615-741-1923
f 615-532-9904
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