The State of New Mexico is committed to supporting Tribal connectivity including infrastructure, affordability, adoption, and use. OBAE is working collaboratively to support reliable, affordable, and equitable internet is available for all 23 sovereign Pueblos, Tribes, and Nations while honoring the unique needs. rich history, culture, traditions and diversity of each.
Tribal Broadband Resource LibraryThe Tribal Broadband Resource Library is a collaborative project between the New Mexico Indian Affairs Department (IAD) and the OBAE. Supported by the Tribal Broadband Task Force, it demonstrates New Mexico's dedication to enhancing Tribal connectivity through infrastructure development, adoption programs, and effective digital resource utilization.
This webpage serves as a comprehensive resource center tailored for Tribal entities. It offers valuable information, including federal and state funding statistics, workforce development resources, and funding opportunities for connectivity initiatives. Broadband Resources
Broadband Funding Resources
Broadband Workforce Development
National Broadband Resources
NM Tribal Working Group
To learn more, visit the Tribal Working Group web page here. NTIA Tribal Broadband Leaders Network (TBLN)
NTIA Tribal Broadband Funding - Visit NTIA web resources for maps and an interactive report that showcases projects awarded to New Mexico tribes, highlighting investments in broadband infrastructure, digital equity, and planning aimed at enhancing connectivity and technological access. https://www.fcc.gov/economics-analytics/funding-map NM Tribal Awards
Connect New Mexico Wave 3 Tribal Award Winners
Leadership perspectives in the community“The Pueblo of Jemez recognizes the commitment from previous Tribal Council, Governors and Staff to develop JemezNet to bridge the Digital Divide for the Community of Jemez Pueblo. The Pueblo is also very appreciate of the federal, state , and local agencies and companies that have provided resources and expertise to develop the network. The Grant Funds from New Mexico Connect will greatly benefit the Community of Jemez Pueblo and surrounding areas by helping to provide high-speed, reliable Internet access." "Our application reflected a highly data-driven set of responses, including the results of a recent community survey. We appreciated the rigorous review process and open exchange of information to address any concerns cited by the OBAE staff. We appreciate the team’s patience during the review and due diligence process and insights shared to further drive adoption and long-term sustainability." "This award and the substantial amount of match funding is not only historic but life-changing for the Pueblo of Laguna Community. It would not have been possible without the hard work, dedication, persistence, negotiation, teamwork, and consultation this effort required. The partnership between our sovereign Pueblo of Laguna and the sovereign State of New Mexico, and the combined financial resources, sets us on the path to accomplishing the Pueblo of Laguna’s broadband initiatives. Our people will now be the beneficiaries of a sustainable network supporting telemedicine, remote work, economic development, and expanded educational experiences, which has continued to be a dire need long before 2020.” NM Tribal ISPs
Tribal Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
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