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Find similar grantsMunicipal Fiber Grant Program is sponsored by Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Technology Services and Security. Supports municipal‐owned fiber infrastructure projects enabling centralized IT infrastructure including bandwidth economies, cybersecurity, and network resilience.
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