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AP&T Wireless, a subsidiary of Alaska Power and Telephone Company (AP&T), has received a $21.
545 million grant to implement an ongoing submarine cable project
.
Specifically, the company received $21.
545 million in assistance on the SEALink project through the USDA's ReConnect grant program in
the Rural Utility Service.
AP&T will also provide more than $7 million in matching funding
.
The project will include the deployment of a local network, which will provide high-speed broadband access to a broadband network with access to Kasan and Coffman Bay in Alaska, as well as a 340-kilometer fibre optic cable
between Prince of Wales Island (Petersburg) and Juneau.
Mike Garrett, President and CEO of AP&T, said, "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for residents of Kasan and Coffman to transcend the digital divide
.
Other communities on Prince of Wales Island will also benefit from this new partnership with USDA to build the communications superhighway
of the future.
”
According to the plan, the SEALink submarine cable will be completed
in 2025.
AP&T Wireless, a subsidiary of Alaska Power and Telephone Company (AP&T), has received a $21.
545 million grant to implement an ongoing submarine cable project
.
Specifically, the company received $21.
545 million in assistance on the SEALink project through the USDA's ReConnect grant program in
the Rural Utility Service.
AP&T will also provide more than $7 million in matching funding
.
The project will include the deployment of a local network, which will provide high-speed broadband access to a broadband network with access to Kasan and Coffman Bay in Alaska, as well as a 340-kilometer fibre optic cable
between Prince of Wales Island (Petersburg) and Juneau.
Mike Garrett, President and CEO of AP&T, said, "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for residents of Kasan and Coffman to transcend the digital divide
.
Other communities on Prince of Wales Island will also benefit from this new partnership with USDA to build the communications superhighway
of the future.
”
According to the plan, the SEALink submarine cable will be completed
in 2025.
