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Last Updated on January 2, 2024 by Todd O'Neill

So. Many. Dashboards. (…and Maps too.)

ACP Dashboards

ACP Dashboard (Community Networks/ILSR)
This dashboard visualizes the data released about the Affordable Connectivity Program by the Universal Service Administrative Company, adding a prediction model. A project of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance. Displays enrollment by state, metro area, and congressional district, as well as households enrolled and an estimate of when funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program runs out. (Spoiler Alert: between April and July 2024)
ACP Enrollment and Claims Tracker
Developed by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC), the quasi-government organization that manages the Universal Service Fund (USF.) The FCC engaged the USAC to implement the ACP using the framework of the (now defunct) Emergency Broadband Benefit Program and the (currently active) Lifeline program.
ACP Enrollment Tracker
Developed by the California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) and the Geographical Information Center at Chico State Enterprises (CSE.) Provides the most recent data on the number of ACP-eligible households in California, as well as those households that have already signed up.
ACP Tool
Developed by the Benton Foundation, this tool helps communities answer the question: “How are Affordable Connectivity Program sign-ups going?”
Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) State-Level Dashboard
This tool, developed by the USC Annenberg Research Network on International Communication, displays ACP participation rates in February 2023 and Jan-to-Dec 2022 enrollment growth for each state. Made possible thanks to a grant from The Pew Charitable Trust through its Broadband Access Initiative.
EBB/ACP Eligible families and Enrolled Households
Dashboard of ACP-eligible and enrolled families in Kentucky.

Other

Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) Overview (Community Networks/ILSR)
This dashboard describes the funding mechanism for the RDOF grants, as well as the winners and losers in the auction process.

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