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When Will Fiber Reach My ZIP?

A federal broadband funding lookup, by ZIP code.

5.8B awarded across 481,738 locations · 56 states and territories · Updated 2026-05-12

The US government has committed over $48 billion to bring fast internet to the parts of the country that don't yet have it. Most of the noise is about BEAD ($42.45B), the latest program, but the older one is just as important: RDOF (Rural Digital Opportunity Fund) already has contracts signed, providers locked in, and FCC-enforced deadlines for actual fiber in the ground.

Type in your ZIP and you'll see two things. First, the RDOF providers awarded funding for your specific county, with the year by which they're legally required to deploy. Second, your state's BEAD allocation, which is the bigger pot still in procurement.

This is especially useful if you're buying real estate somewhere rural, comparing two locations, or just trying to figure out whether to wait for fiber or sign up with whatever ISP is already there. The data combines the FCC Broadband Funding Map (March 2026 authorized projects), the FCC Auction 904 Authorized Long-Form Applicants file (489,000 census blocks), NTIA's BEAD allocations, and the Census Bureau's ZIP-to-county crosswalk.

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We focus on RDOF and BEAD because they cover the most ground and both publish enough data to be useful. For RDOF, awards are attributed to your ZIP's dominant county (counties can have multiple ZIPs and ZIPs can straddle counties; we pick the largest-area match). The 5.8B figure is current authorized funding as of March 2026, after defaults. It does not include the original auction winners who later dropped out, which is why total RDOF support is lower than you may see quoted elsewhere ($9.2B at the original auction).

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State	BEAD allocation	BEAD/resident	RDOF awarded	RDOF locations	Broadband office
Texas $109/resident	$3.31B	$109	$318.0M	85,725	Texas Broadband Development Office
California $48/resident	$1.86B	$48	$43.8M	3,727	California Public Utilities Commission
Missouri $279/resident	$1.74B	$279	$169.5M	18,963	Missouri Office of Broadband Development
Michigan $154/resident	$1.56B	$154	$323.7M	9,048	Michigan High-Speed Internet Office (MIHI)
North Carolina $141/resident	$1.53B	$141	$148.3M	28	NCDIT Broadband Infrastructure Office
Virginia $170/resident	$1.48B	$170	$153.6M	10,871	Virginia Office of Broadband
Alabama $274/resident	$1.40B	$274	$245.4M	21,818	Alabama Digital Expansion Division (ADECA)
Louisiana $297/resident	$1.36B	$297	$309.7M	620	ConnectLA
Georgia $117/resident	$1.31B	$117	$279.4M	2,601	Georgia Broadband Program (GTA)
Washington $157/resident	$1.23B	$157	$88.6M	—	Washington State Broadband Office
West Virginia $684/resident	$1.21B	$684	$347.6M	29,378	West Virginia Office of Broadband
Mississippi $409/resident	$1.20B	$409	$428.0M	—	BEAM (Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi)
Florida $51/resident	$1.17B	$51	$147.1M	—	Florida Office of Broadband
Pennsylvania $89/resident	$1.16B	$89	$273.2M	6,607	Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority
Kentucky $239/resident	$1.09B	$239	$138.3M	4,573	Kentucky Office of Broadband Development
Wisconsin $179/resident	$1.06B	$179	$163.2M	6,359	Wisconsin Public Service Commission Broadband
Illinois $83/resident	$1.04B	$83	$236.5M	2,351	Illinois Office of Broadband
Arkansas $332/resident	$1.02B	$332	$371.5M	27,123	Arkansas State Broadband Office
Alaska $1381/resident	$1.02B	$1381	—	—	Alaska Office of Broadband
Arizona $132/resident	$993.1M	$132	$112.7M	75,321	Arizona Commerce Authority Broadband
Indiana $127/resident	$868.1M	$127	$94.6M	1,787	Indiana Broadband Office
Colorado $140/resident	$826.5M	$140	$76.0M	12,783	Colorado Broadband Office
Tennessee $114/resident	$813.3M	$114	$125.4M	1,926	Tennessee Broadband Connectivity (TNECD)
Oklahoma $195/resident	$797.4M	$195	$72.3M	22,914	Oklahoma Broadband Office
Ohio $67/resident	$793.7M	$67	$111.0M	—	BroadbandOhio
Oregon $163/resident	$688.9M	$163	$109.1M	39	Oregon Broadband Office
New Mexico $319/resident	$675.4M	$319	$129.9M	28,042	New Mexico Office of Broadband Access and Expansion
New York $34/resident	$664.6M	$34	$77.5M	6,897	ConnectALL (New York)
Minnesota $113/resident	$651.8M	$113	$63.4M	22,445	Minnesota Office of Broadband Development
Montana $555/resident	$629.0M	$555	$21.5M	—	ConnectMT (Montana Broadband Office)
Idaho $297/resident	$583.3M	$297	$24.6M	—	Idaho Office of Broadband
South Carolina $103/resident	$551.5M	$103	$105.4M	2,531	South Carolina Broadband Office
Kansas $152/resident	$451.7M	$152	$57.4M	17,266	Kansas Office of Broadband Development
Nevada $130/resident	$416.7M	$130	$8.1M	5,873	Connecting Nevada (GOSI)
Iowa $128/resident	$415.3M	$128	$120.5M	214	Iowa Office of the Chief Information Officer Broadband
Nebraska $202/resident	$405.3M	$202	$26.7M	179	Nebraska Broadband Office
Wyoming $592/resident	$347.9M	$592	$30.5M	6,006	Wyoming Broadband Office
Puerto Rico $104/resident	$334.6M	$104	—	—	Puerto Rico Broadband Program
Utah $92/resident	$317.4M	$92	$9.8M	141	Utah Broadband Center
Maine $194/resident	$272.0M	$194	$36.6M	1,638	Maine Connectivity Authority
Maryland $43/resident	$267.7M	$43	$43.8M	32,258	Maryland Office of Statewide Broadband
New Jersey $28/resident	$263.7M	$28	—	—	New Jersey Broadband Office
Vermont $353/resident	$228.9M	$353	$28.6M	—	Vermont Community Broadband Board
South Dakota $224/resident	$207.2M	$224	$5.5M	360	ConnectSD (Governor's Office of Economic Development)
New Hampshire $140/resident	$196.6M	$140	$15.2M	—	New Hampshire Broadband Office
Guam $929/resident	$156.8M	$929	—	—	Guam Office of Broadband
Hawaii $104/resident	$149.5M	$104	$24.3M	—	Hawaii Broadband and Digital Equity Office
Massachusetts $21/resident	$147.4M	$21	$3.4M	—	Massachusetts Broadband Institute
Connecticut $39/resident	$144.2M	$39	$320K	—	Connecticut Office of Telecommunications and Broadband
North Dakota $163/resident	$130.2M	$163	$12.2M	1,899	North Dakota Broadband Initiative
Rhode Island $98/resident	$108.7M	$98	$1.2M	3,678	Rhode Island Broadband
Delaware $102/resident	$107.7M	$102	$13.3M	7,749	Delaware Broadband Office
District of Columbia $148/resident	$100.7M	$148	—	—	DC Office of the Chief Technology Officer
Northern Mariana Islands $1709/resident	$80.9M	$1709	$3.7M	—	CNMI Broadband Policy and Development Office
American Samoa $855/resident	$37.6M	$855	—	—	American Samoa Broadband
U.S. Virgin Islands $311/resident	$27.1M	$311	—	—	USVI Bureau of Information Technology
Total (program)	$42.45B		$5.75B	481,738

Sources: FCC Broadband Funding Map (program 24, RDOF, March 2026 release); FCC Auction 904 Authorized Long-Form Applicants Data (489,860 authorized census blocks, last refreshed March 2024, defaults applied through March 2026); FCC Auction 904 Results by State, County, and Bidder (location counts); NTIA BEAD Initial Allocations announcement, June 26, 2023; US Census Bureau, Vintage 2024 state population estimates; US Census Bureau ZCTA-to-County Relationship File (2020). Per-ZIP results show awards in the dominant county for that ZIP code. Funding totals per county are estimated by pro-rating each project's total obligation by the share of its authorized census blocks falling in that county. For the official program page, see broadbandusa.ntia.gov. Spot something wrong? Tell us.

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