I was proud to help create the Affordable Connectivity Program or the ACP, which provides support to working families.
Jacky Rosen
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Jacky Sheryl Rosen is a United States Senator from Nevada, serving since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously represented Nevada's 3rd congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2017, to January 3, 2019. Rosen has focused on various issues during her time in office, including healthcare, education, and climate change. She has been an advocate for protecting civil rights and addressing the impacts of climate-related challenges in Nevada.
I'm concerned about the impact that flawed FCC maps could have on future funding.
I recently led my colleagues in a letter to Senate appropriators requesting robust funding for ACP In Fiscal Year 2024.
We want to be sure that then they follow up on what they are doing, because it just gets lost in a long chain of reports.
The funding opportunities are only going to make a difference if the Federal agencies are engaged.
We want to be sure that then they follow up on what they are doing, because it just gets lost in a long chain of reports.
The funding opportunities are only going to make a difference if the Federal agencies are engaged.
We need systems that are nimble, that are able to do this, and good, common front ends.
Despite making significant improvements over the past half of a decade, the State of Nevada continues to underperform in total dollars of Federal grants per capita.
We want to obtain and maximize our Federal grants, including streamlining the review and authorization process for grant work plans.
The funding opportunities are only going to make a difference if the Federal agencies are engaged.
We have to make it more user friendly. We can make it more searchable to access the programs that we need to and find the ones that maybe are not being utilized because people cannot actually find it or apply for it.
We want to be sure that then they follow up on what they are doing, because it just gets lost in a long chain of reports.





