Marin County has been awarded $11 million by the California Public Utilities Commission to build a broadband network to homes and businesses in the unincorporated Marin communities of Muir Beach, Tomales and Dillon Beach, county officials announced.
Last Mile Federal Funding Account infrastructure grants worth more than $90 million, earmarked for high-speed fiber internet networks in several counties, were approved Thursday by the commission’s board of directors. The funds for constructing the network come from this account.
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