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TRAFFIC UPDATE (SB156 WORKING LOCATIONS)
Please plan for minor delays in active construction areas.

Current Work Zones:
Between Mile Marker 1 and HWY 299
Between Mile Marker 5–3.7

Next Week:

Work planned between Mile Marker 1–2

 

TRAFFIC UPDATE (NTIA WORKING LOCATIONS)
Please plan for minor delays in the following areas this week and next week:

Pine Creek Rd / Moon Ln

Campbellfield Housing Rd & Fir Ct

Shoemaker & Campbellfield Housing

 

Please slow down, follow posted signs, and allow extra travel time when heading to appointments, school, or work. 

Thank you for your patience and alertness as this broadband infrastructure work continues.

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Thanks to a limited-time construction project, Acorn Connected can install high-speed fiber to your home or business for free. Please note: while the fiber installation is free, internet service is not.

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Acorn Connected is owned and operated by the Hoopa Valley Public Utilities District which is a chartered entity of the Hoopa Valley Tribe. What started in 2020 as a CARES Act-funded wireless project has grown into a long-term vision. Acorn Connected (formerly Acorn Wireless) reflects our expanded effort to bring high-speed fiber internet to the Hoopa Valley and surrounding aboriginal territory.

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HVPUD is leading a major broadband expansion to bring high-speed internet to the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation and surrounding aboriginal territory. The work includes two distinct but connected infrastructure projects:
SB156 Middle Mile Project – a fiber optic network project led by HVPUD in collaboration with the CA Department of Technology. The mission of the California SB 156 Middle Mile Broadband Initiative is to build an open-access middle-mile fiber optic network that serves as a high-capacity “backbone” for last-mile connections, in order to close the digital divide and improve broadband equity across California.
NTIA Tribal Broadband Connectivity Project – a federally funded project to support Tribal governments in building robust, modern networks to bring reliable broadband access to unserved and underserved Native American communities.
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