CPUC to Vote Aug. 22 on $144.3M in Federal Last-Mile Grants
The California Public Utilities Commission recommended $144.3 million in federal grant funding for last-mile projects in Sacramento, Riverside and five other counties. Commissioners plan to vote on the draft resolution at their Aug. 22 meeting, the CPUC said Monday. The…
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CPUC recommended grants to seven entities, including AT&T ($18.2 million), Frontier Communications ($22.9 million), the Golden State Connect Authority, ($10.2 million), Colorado River Indian Tribes ($14.8 million) and the city of Sacramento ($38.7 million). It’s the fourth in a series of resolutions approving CPUC federal funding account grants. Commissioners approved $88.5 million in awards from the same program at their July 11 meeting (see 2407110057).