Alabama § 41-23-281 - Annual Report.
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§ 41-23-281. Annual Report.
(a) Beginning May 17, 2022, and in conjunction with the annual meeting of the authority and the Alabama Rural Broadband Oversight Committee, as provided for in Section 41-23-272(e), ADECA shall provide a report to the Legislature on all of the following:
(1) A summary of the goals and objectives relating to the statewide connectivity plan and progress made toward achievement of those goals and objectives.
(2) The amount and source of funds received and the participation and status of grants awarded under this article.
(3) A summary of all other related activities of the division as required under this article.
(b) ADECA shall publish the reports required under subsection (a) on its public website.
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