RCCBC’s budget request of $208,000 covers a two-year period. CD staff determined that the budget is reasonable for the tasks proposed and should be adopted. SJVRBC’s budget request of $180,000 covers a three-year period. CD staff determined that the budget is reasonable for the tasks proposed and should be adopted. Regional Consortium’s/Members’ Experience IMBC and its members have experience with community groups and have demonstrated success in helping to achieve broadband deployment in the region, particularly as part of ESC. They have also had success in building regional, collaborative broadband related efforts. Members have direct experience with managing broadband services at worksites. Members have worked with a culturally and linguistically diverse community. operates as a network for member organizations. All member organizations RCCBC are public entities that have a diverse group of stakeholders with a long history of working on broadband issues. They have direct experience working with culturally and linguistically diverse communities and continue to be active in broadband issues in the region. SJVRBC’s members have direct experience with broadband deployment and adoption efforts. They held scheduled and noticed meetings regularly to discuss infrastructure project proposals, and provided guidance and direction to the 4 Work Groups (Infrastructure Work Group, Digital Literacy/Education Work Group, Telehealth Work Group, and Agtech Work Group) to further regional deployment, accessibility and adoption of broadband services. Regional Consortium Representation and Endorsements IMBC representation includes city and counties who have formed a Joint Powers Agreement Agency to work on issues of regional importance. Two elected officials from each of Inyo and Mono Counties, the City of Bishop, and the Town of Mammoth Lakes serve as Consortium members. CD received four endorsements from local governments, and five endorsements from a school district superintendent, a hospital, a fire district, and business representatives. RCCBC representation includes city and county agencies, and regional rural and economic development interests. CD received eight endorsements from local governments, tribal entities, an economic development organization, and an academic institution.
RCCBC’s budget request of $208,000 covers a two-year period. CD staff determined that the budget is reasonable for the tasks proposed and should be adopted. SJVRBC’s budget request of $180,000 covers a three-year period. CD staff determined that the budget is reasonable for the tasks proposed and should be adopted. Regional Consortium’s/Members’ Experience IMBC and its members have experience with community groups and have demonstrated success in helping to achieve broadband deployment in the region, particularly as part of ESC. They have also had success in building regional, collaborative broadband related efforts. Members have direct experience with managing broadband services at worksites. Members have worked with a culturally and linguistically diverse community. RCCBC operates as a network for member organizations. All member organizations are public entities that have a diverse group of stakeholders with a long history of working on broadband issues. They have direct experience working with culturally and linguistically diverse communities and continue to be active in broadband issues in the region. SJVRBC’s members have direct experience with broadband deployment and adoption efforts. They held scheduled and noticed meetings regularly to discuss infrastructure project proposals, and provided guidance and direction to the 4 Work Groups (Infrastructure Work Group, Digital Literacy/Education Work Group, Telehealth Work Group, and Agtech Work Group) to further regional deployment, accessibility and adoption of broadband services. Regional Consortium Representation and Endorsements IMBC representation includes city and counties who have formed a Joint Powers Agreement Agency to work on issues of regional importance. Two elected officials from each of Inyo and Mono Counties, the City of Bishop, and the Town of Mammoth Lakes serve as Consortium members. CD received four endorsements from local governments, and five endorsements from a school district superintendent, a hospital, a fire district, and business representatives. RCCBC representation includes city and county agencies, and regional rural and economic development interests. CD received eight endorsements from local governments, tribal entities, an economic development organization, and an academic institution.
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