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MI Connected Future
MI Connected Future
Everyone in our state can benefit from affordable, reliable high-speed internet service, but more than 30% of Michiganders either don’t have access to, can’t afford, or are missing the skills and technology needed for an internet connection.
We’re getting ready to change that.
Michigan was awarded $1.55 billion from the federal government to expand high-speed internet service and achieve digital equity. Every region and every community in our state has unique needs when it comes to getting everyone connected. We created our Digital Equity Plan with that in mind.
MI Connected Future
The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office is launching a statewide listening tour: MI Connected Future
MI Connected Future has Three Equally Important Parts
For individual Michiganders:
We are hosting in-person community meetings in each region of the state. Join us for the meeting that works best for you. Pre-registration is encouraged.
For advocacy organizations:
We are hosting a series of virtual roundtable meetings, which will take place once per month from February through July.
For neighborhood associations or community organizations that wish to host their own meeting:
Thank you so much for everyone who shared amazing feedback using our “Community Meeting in a Box.” Your feedback helped to inform our Digital Equity Plan and BEAD Plan. We look forward to offering more opportunities for community organizations in the future.
Have a question about the MI Connected Future plan that we haven’t answered on this page?
Contact us at LEO-MIHighSpeedInternet@michigan.gov.