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Question: 1. Where did the TSA designations come from?
Question: 2. We understand the requirement to not classify a census block as a TSA if Broadband (25/3) is available there, but we think the data is wrong. Can you double check that a company is providing Broadband (25/3)?
Question: 3. We just deployed Broadband (25/3), but the census block still shows it as a TSA on the Map.
Question: 4. We believe the data we reported to Connect Iowa was in error or posted incorrectly because we are not providing 25/3 Broadband in several census blocks, but the Map lists us as a provider and the census block is not marked as a TSA.
Question: 5. We know other providers are getting tax incentives in a census block that is marked as a TSA. But how many can do that?
Question: 6. We provide some Broadband (25/3) service to a few residential units in a census block, but there are many more that we can’t get to, but the census block is not a TSA. How does the bill or tax incentive help get providers there?
Question: 7. Why is the OCIO map different than the Connect Iowa maps?
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