Next Century Cities Virginia Members: Alexandria Arlington County Roanoke, Salem Virginia Beach More Next Century Cities Resources: Letter to Governor Glenn Youngkin Broadband Mapping Across the US: Local,
The Commonwealth of Virginia is home to some of the greatest geographic and economic diversity in the country. From the nation’s capital to the Chesapeake Bay and the Appalachian Plateau,
Several cities and county representatives in Virginia have passed resolutions and written letters in opposition to the Virginia Broadband Deployment Act (VA HB 2108), which would effectively ban public and
By Corian Zacher Across the U.S., local leaders have made huge strides in innovation and technology throughout the pandemic, supporting their communities and working to keep critical services up while
Next Century Cities staff answered questions about some of their favorite things and the cities associated with them. Read Lukas’ responses below. In what city is your favorite book set
View a pdf of this release here. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jessica Del Fiacco jessica@nextcenturycities.org Next Century Cities’ Members Featured in Benton Institute’s Broadband for America’s Future: A Vision for
At a time when millions of Americans still do not have access to broadband of any kind, Next Century Cities is a resource for local leaders who are searching for
View a pdf of this fact sheet here. Next Century Cities: Many Paths to Better Connectivity Our members have a shared goal of universal access to high-speed, affordable broadband. We
Next Century Cities California Members: Benicia, Berkeley, Beverly Hills, Burbank, Chula Vista, Culver City, Fountain Valley, Fresno, Garden Grove,
On July 20, 2021, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 156 into law, setting the stage for a $6 billion investment in California’s broadband infrastructure. The legislation includes $3.25 billion
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