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The document provides a step-by-step guide for non-GIS users on how to apply for the California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) using Round 6 data. It outlines the process of drawing a project area on the California Interactive Broadband Map, exporting relevant Census Block and Block Group data, and matching FIPS codes to obtain service status and average speed information necessary for the CASF application.

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What is a broadband map?

Broadband mapping in the United States are efforts to describe geographically how Internet access service from telephone and cable TV companies (commonly called broadband) is available in terms of available speed and price. Mapping has been done on the national as well as the state level.

How to use FCC broadband map?

To view the map, visit BroadbandMap.FCC.gov. Enter an address into the Search by Address window to zoom to that location on the map. You can see a list of ISPs that can serve that location and other information including the types of technologies and speeds offered.

How to read an FCC broadband map?

What Are the Location Points? Red locations have no reported internet services available. Gray locations represent buildings or structures that are not likely to use the broadband internet access services typically sold to homes and small businesses (they typically use special commercial-grade broadband services).

How do I see what internet is available at my address?

To find out what internet options are available at your address, you can use websites like BroadbandNow or the FCCs Broadband Map.

What is the FCC broadband rule?

The FCCs Open Internet Transparency Rule empowers consumers to make informed choices about broadband services. The Rule requires that what providers tell you about their broadband service is sufficient for you to make informed choices including choices about speed and price.

What is an ISP in California?

Individual Service Providers (ISPs) are independent contractors who assist individuals with disabilities to participate in vocational rehabilitation services and to achieve and maintain an employment outcome.

What speed qualifies as broadband?

Today, the FCC has changed its definition of broadband to mean download speeds of 100 megabits per second and upload speeds of 20 megabits per second. It had been stuck at 25Mbps/3Mbps since 2015. As recently as 2021, outgoing FCC chairman Ajit Pai claimed we still didnt need more than that.

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