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Asset Inventories and Surveys Seek Insight
about ​​Broadband in New Mexico

New Mexico and the OBAE team are seeking to collect information from government agencies, community organizations, community stakeholders, and employers about their experience and needs in accessing broadband.  Inventory responses will help shape the state's broadband infrastructure expansion and digital equity planning efforts.  State, county, tribal, and local government agencies, employers, internet service providers, and community organizations (nonprofit, school, library, health, housing, faith-based, etc.), and broadband stakeholders are invited to complete the Inventories below that best apply to them.
(​Each inventory will only take about eight minutes to complete)​

Tell Us About...

1. ​​
​Vulnerable Populations
​Broadband Barriers Inventory
*
​What
are
the
obstacles
to
broadband access
and
use
faced
by
the
​vulnerable populations
you
serve? 

2. 
​Digital
Equity
Program
Asset
​Inventory

​Do you
have
any
programs
to provide community members
with skills
and
​tools
for
participating
in
broadband-related opportunities?

3. 
​Community
Anchor Institution
Broadband Access Inventory
​**
What is your organization doing to provide opportunities for community members to improve
their use of the internet
for work, education, health,
emergency, essential services,
​& civic engagement? ​

4. 
​New
​Mexico Infrastructure Asset Inventory

​​​What are
the infrastructure-related
assets
​that your government entity,
agency, or
​organization owns
or manages (conduit, fiber, structures, real estate, poles, etc.)?

5. 
​Workforce Development Opportunity Inventory
​
​What broadband-related
​workforce development
​and
training opportunities
for ​jobs
in
broadband-related
​fields
are
available
in your community?

6.
​ Internet Service Providers Survey

Tell us
about
recruiting
and hiring
for
broadband-related
​positions, broadband development strategies,
and
collaboration
with
​communities
​to close the digital divide. 

* ​Vulnerable Populations may include community members who are English-language learners, incarcerated, seniors, veterans, in rural areas, disabled, etc.
** Community Anchor Institutions include libraries, senior centers, fire stations, hospitals, community centers, chapter houses, and more.

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