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INLAND EMPIRE BROADBAND PLAN
IERBC/CETF Inland Empire PreferredScenario Report
Inland Empire CPUC California Advanced Services Fund (CASF)
Broadband Infrastructure and Public Housing Grants
*To date, $48.7 Million CPUC CASF Broadband Infrastructure Grants awarded in Inland Empire:
$1.3 Million – Ultimate Internet Access (UIA):
Helendale
2,279 Households
San Bernardino County
(May 2015)
$1.9 Million – Ultimate Internet Access (UIA):
Wrightwood
1,857 Households
San Bernardino County
(May 2015)
$2.6 Million – Anza Electrical Cooperative:
"Connect Anza" Phase 1
(Anza, Aguanga, Lake Riverside Estates, & Reed Valley)
3,751 Households
Riverside County
(December 2015)
$1.8 Million -- Anza Electrical Cooperative:
"Connect Anza" Phase 2
(Pinyon Pines & Santa Rosa Reservation)
400 Households
Riverside County
(May 2018)
$2 Million -- Race Communications:
Red Mountain
202 Households
San Bernardino County
(January 2016)
$36.7 Million – Race Communications:
“Gigafy Phelan”
(Phelan, Pinon Hills, Oak Hills, & Southern Hesperia)
7,606 Households
San Bernardino County
(July 2017)
$1.4 Million -- Frontier Communications
Lytle Creek Gigabit Service
339 Households
San Bernardino County
(July 2018)
$197,184 -- Charter Communications (Spectrum)
Orchid Drive, Highland
115 Households
San Bernardino County
(December 2019)
$267,943 -- Charter Communications (Spectrum)
Country Squire Mobile Estates, Moreno Valley
99 Households
Riverside County
(December 2019)
*CPUC CASF Public Housing Broadband Adoption Grants awarded in Inland Empire:
$484,830 -- Housing Authority of the
County of San Bernardino (HACSB)
CASF Public Housing Digital Adoption and Training Program
(December 2018)
Note: HACSB CASF Program awarded 2019 National Association of Counties Achievement Award for Information Technology
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