Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson has established the Kansas Broadband Advisory Task Force with the goal of helping to implement the state’s Connect Kansas broadband Internet initiative.
“Access to broadband services is essential in supporting our communities and furthering economic development,” said Parkinson in a press release. “Whether you’re searching for a job, looking to enhance your education or accessing healthcare technologies, broadband is becoming the standard of Internet communications nationwide. I am pleased to form this task force that will help bring broadband access to all corners of Kansas and enhance economic opportunities for our state.”
The 24-member task force will develop recommendations to support statewide availability and adoption of broadband services as outlined in the National Broadband Plan Task force members include representatives from the public and private sector, including a carrier representative and people involved with public safety, health care, education and rural development.
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