Digital Equity
Seattle works together for digital equity, to ensure all residents and neighborhoods have the information technology capacity needed for civic and cultural participation, employment, lifelong learning, and access to essential services. We collaborate to create opportunities and to reduce and eliminate historical barriers to technology access and use. The City of Seattle began its digital inclusion work in 1996. (More history below)
In July, 2020, the Internet for All Resolution 31956 was adopted by City Council & signed by the Mayor. A detailed report with gap analysis and guiding strategies followed. (Learn more)
Four Digital Equity Elements guide our work: Internet, Skills & Tech Support, Devices and Applications & Services.
The Affordable Connectivity Program is administered by USAC with oversight from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
We will use this information to find out if you qualify for the Lifeline Program and/or the Affordable Connectivity Program(ACP). We are committed to protecting your information. This information will only be used to find out if you qualify and send you important reminders about your application.
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