Harvard’s City Council approved to apply for the Rural Broadband Remote Access Grant and chose a broadband service company to work with during its June 9 meeting.
Harvard is one of many Nebraska towns to be approved for $1 million of the $40 million funds granted through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES).
The Broadband Grant allocates the funds to unserved and undeserved Nebraska communities, to help increase internet capabilities.
Harvard council members and mayor said they were “very fortunate to be included in this list,” adding how Harvard was also fortunate to be able to choose between two different providers.
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