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All states and territories secure approvals from NTIA on BEAD final proposals

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By Keely Quinlan Verified
| Statescoop Verified
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration announced Tuesday that it had approved the final state proposal for the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program (BEAD) program. Illinois received approval as the final state or territory in need of the rubber stamp from the federal government under the program’s new guidance, which was released last summer by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
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How Pennsylvania is modernizing its evaluation of the state’s senior care agencies

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By Colin Wood Verified, Keely Quinlan Verified, Sophia Fox-Sowell
| Statescoop Verified
Jason Kavulich, secretary of Pennsylvania’s Department of Aging, talks about the state’s new Comprehensive Aging Performance Evaluation tool, or CAPE, which delivers upgrades to the agency’s IT system. The tool represents a new statewide approach to modernizing how the state evaluates its 52 area agencies on aging — which are local organizations that help older adults and adults with disabilities live independently and safely in their own homes.
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Delaware hires former federal agency CIO as state’s new chief technology officer

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By Keely Quinlan Verified
| Statescoop Verified
The Delaware Department of Technology and Information on Tuesday announced that Tina Donbeck, a former federal chief information officer who led technology operations at the U.S. Development Finance Corporation, has been named as the state’s new chief technology officer. Donbeck fills a role left vacant by Greg Lane, who served as Delaware’s state CTO for more than six years, until 2023 when he was named state chief information officer.
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