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West Virginia Broadband Investment Plan - WV Broadband : WV Broadband Broadband Workforce Development Broadband in the West Virginia Code Need to know what your monthly bill should look like? How fast should your internet service be? The FCC’s new Broadband Consumer Labels show clear, easy-to-read information about your internet plan.
Find the labels for plans in your area! West Virginia Broadband Investment Plan Grant Program Information BEAD Final Proposal – November 22, 2025 BEAD Final Proposal – Draft for Public Comment BEAD Final Proposal – Draft for Public Comment – Section 17. 2 waiver form 1 BEAD Final Proposal – Draft for Public Comment – Section 17.
2 waiver form 2 BEAD Final Proposal – Draft for Public Comment – Section 17.
2 waiver form 3 BEAD Final Proposal – Environmental Documentation BEAD Final Proposal – Program Monitoring Plan BEAD Benefit of the Bargain Round – ZoomGrants Pre-Application BEAD Benefit of the Bargain Round – ZoomGrants Full-Application West Virginia BEAD Program Procedures – Benefit of the Bargain Round Entities – updated August 25, 2025 BEAD Final Proposal Guidance for Eligible Entities WV LEAD Lightning Program Procedures LEAD Lightning Location List Round 3 Program Procedures ZoomGrants Application Portal Round 2 Program Procedures Round 1 Program Procedures Update Round 2 ZoomGrants Application Portal LEAD Round 2 Webinar Recording Round 1 Program Procedures Update Round 2 GigReady ZoomGrants Application Portal Round 2 Webinar Recording Round 2 Program Procedures Update Round 2 MBPS Program Procedures Round 2 MBPS ZoomGrants Application Portal MBPS Round 2 Webinar Recording Program Procedures Released for A RPA LEAD Lightning Round Funds The West Virginia Division of Economic Development, Office of Broadband (WVDED), will conduct a Line Extension Advancement and Development (LEAD) Lightning Round to continue the expansion of broadband throughout West Virginia.
The window for applications will open July 20, 2026, and continue on a rolling basis until funds are exhausted. Applications received by 11:59 PM EDT on August 3, 2026, will be prioritized for funding. Due to the limited time remaining in the Capital Project Funds (CPF) program, participation is limited exclusively to prior CPF subgrantees.
Applicants must submit proposals with all required information through the online Grant Application . Projects must be substantially complete no later than December 31, 2026. The WVDED intends to dedicate approximately $3.
4 million in remaining CPF monies allocated to the State of West Virginia, plus amounts funds that may be recaptured upon the completion of existing projects. LEAD Lightning program procedures are available here . Governor Morrisey Announces Charleston, W.
Va. – Governor Patrick Morrisey is pleased to announce today that the Trump Administration has formally approved West Virginia’s broadband development plan, clearing the way for the state to begin connecting more than 73,000 additional locations to reliable high speed internet services.
The investment marks a major step forward in expanding opportunity, strengthening rural communities, and supporting long-term economic growth across West Virginia. West Virginia BEAD Location Story Map – updated On November 21, 2025, West Virginia received federal government approval of its broadband deployment plan through the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) Program.
Eight subgrantees are slated to provide high-speed internet service to more than 73,000 locations. In light of this, the West Virginia Department of Commerce Division of Economic Development, Office of Broadband (WVDED), has updated its BEAD Location Story Map.
This tool visually walks through how WVDED identified locations eligible for the program, deduplicated and cleaned this data, and carried out the selection process with final results. WVDED will continue to publish more information as it become available. The WV BEAD Location Story Map can be viewed here .
Gov. Morrisey Announces Final Proposal To Connect 74k with High-Speed Internet Charleston, W. Va . – Governor Patrick Morrisey announced that West Virginia has submitted its Final Proposal for Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) funding.
“I’ve just recently submitted an application, our final application, to the Trump administration to bring broadband coverage to 74,000 new locations in West Virginia,” said Governor Morrisey. “This is really exciting and arguably the biggest economic development initiative we’ve seen in West Virginia’s history. It has the potential to transform the Mountain State – a major investment in digital infrastructure.
And we’ll be able to better connect so many thousands of West Virginians to each other. West Virginia BEAD Final Proposal Available for Public Review UPDATE: The Public Comment Period ended August 26, 2025 Charleston, W. Va.
— Today, Governor Patrick Morrisey announced that West Virginia’s Final Proposal for Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) funding will be available for public comment, beginning August 19, 2025. The draft Final Proposal is available here . “I am pleased to share the BEAD Final Proposal with West Virginia and the nation,” said Governor Morrisey.
“We are completing the final steps toward securing this critical funding and expanding broadband throughout West Virginia. This historic investment will advance our work to attract new investments in our state, grow jobs, and make West Virginia the best state in the region to own and operate a business. We will maximize the impact of this funding and ensure that broadband connectivity reaches every corner of the state.
” West Virginia BEAD Draft Subgrantee Agreement Available For Review The NTIA Final Proposal guidance requires publicly posting a draft of the draft agreement “prior to provisionally selecting subgrantees. ” This is noted on pages 37-38 of the NTIA’s Final Proposal Guidance .
It states, “Prior to provisionally selecting subgrantees, each Eligible Entity must publicly post a template/draft of its broadband deployment subgrant agreement for transparency purposes, to demonstrate that all required components, including alignment to the BEAD Restructuring Policy Notice, are included. ” The full draft of the WV Bead Subgrantee Grant Agreement can be found here .
For more information, contact Luke Peters with the West Virginia Office of Broadband at Luke. N. Peters@wv.
gov . Governor Patrick Morrisey Awards Broadband Project Funding in 10 Counties Charleston, W. Va.
– Today, Governor Patrick Morrisey announced funding for broadband infrastructure deployment projects in 10 counties in West Virginia. Partnering with five different Internet Service Providers, this announcement will facilitate the expansion of fiber-to-the-home broadband infrastructure.
With the installation of approximately 362 miles of fiber infrastructure, 2,897 locations will gain access to high-speed reliable broadband in Calhoun, Doddridge, Gilmer, Grant, Jackson, Lewis, Mason, Pendleton, Preston, and Putnam counties. “Expanding broadband access is essential to the future of West Virginia, and these projects represent a major step forward in connecting communities across the state,” said Governor Morrisey .
Below is a list of each award announced by Governor Morrisey: $2,779,895 to Citynet: Calhoun County, Doddridge County, Gilmer County, Lewis County $7,744,946 to Comcast: Jackson County, Mason County, Putnam County $10,333,384 to Digital Connections, Inc. dba Prodigi: Preston County $9,920,660 to Spruce Knob Seneca Rocks Telephone: Pendleton County $3,822,632 to Micrologic: Grant County These projects are funded through the ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (ARPA-SLFRF), and Capital Projects Fund (ARPA-CPF) through West Virginia’s Line Extension Advancement and Development (LEAD) program.
Eligible locations were determined by the 2024 BEAD challenge process and made available for funding as part of the Application Extension Round. All awards will be made available to view in the West Virginia Broadband Investment Plan Dashboard .
West Virginia Broadband Funding and Availability(Updated 07-24-26) West Virginia Digital Opportunity Asset Map DRAFT – BEAD Deployment Subgrant Agreement NTIA’s Draft Alternative Technology Guidance Post Challenge Locations and CAIs BEAD Challenge Process -Published Challenges BEAD Application Question Submission Form ARPA Capital Projects Fund Notice: ARPA Application Extension Compliance Requirements 2026 Capital Projects Fund Annual Performance Report Capital Projects Fund Allocations to States Capital Projects Fund Guidance ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund Notice: ARPA Application Extension Compliance Requirements Recipient Compliance and Reporting Guidance ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund allocation by County 2026 Annual Report – Capital Projects Fund Performance Report 2025 Annual Report – WV Office of Broadband – WV Broadband Enhancement Council West Virginia Statewide Broadband Survey 2023 Speed Performance Maps WV Secretary of the State WV Attorney General Broadband Consumer Complaint Broadband Enhancement Council Meeting 2026 Dates: NOTE : Wednesday, September 9, 2026 – 11 a.
m. Council Meetings are the second Thursday of every month at 10:00 am unless noted otherwise. Meetings are online via Google Meet Click here to register for meetings: Registration Form Conference call confirmation will be sent upon registration Mute phone unless speaking No public comments allowed except during designated public comment period.
Registration required to speak during public comment period. Governor Morrisey Announces Final Proposal To Connect 74,000 with High-Speed Internet FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 5, 2025 Charleston, W. Va.
– Governor Patrick Morrisey announced that West Virginia has submitted its Final… West Virginia BEAD Final Proposal Available for Public Comment FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 19, 2025 UPDATE: The Public Comment Period ended August 26, 2025 Charleston, W. Va. — Today, Governor Patrick… West Virginia to Open BEAD Benefit of the Bargain Round July 10, 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 8, 2025 Charleston, W.
Va. — Today, Governor Patrick Morrisey announced that the West Virginia Department of Commerce,…
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Internet service providers, telecommunications companies, and other entities capable of deploying broadband infrastructure in underserved regions of West Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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