FCC Announces End of Affordable Connectivity Program in April

The FCC has declared April as the final month for the Affordable Connectivity Program, impacting over 23 million households.

April 2024 will be the last month for the Affordable Connectivity Program, affecting more than 23 million US households.
The program provided up to $30 a month for internet service, or up to $75 for residents on tribal lands.
New enrollments were halted on February 8, 2024, due to dwindling funds.
There is bipartisan support for extending the program, but funding has not been secured.
The end of the program could disrupt internet access for older adults, families with school children, and military families.