Oklahoma Broadband Office Launches Interactive Internet Service Map

The Oklahoma Broadband Office (OBO) has launched an interactive online map detailing availability of high-speed internet service throughout the state. The Oklahoma Broadband Map offers Oklahomans a way to track improvements in broadband infrastructure as federal grant funds are deployed statewide over the coming years. Developed using federal grant funds appropriated by the Legislature, the state map offers information and functions not available in either of two maps maintained by the Federal Communications Commission – one showing service availability and the other outlining areas receiving enhancements through federal grants. The state map empowers users to:

• Search addresses;
• View unserved/underserved/served locations;
• Distinguish between different technologies in use;
• See reported internet speeds by location;
• View areas receiving upgrades through federal grant funds.

A brief tutorial video is also available on the Oklahoma Map web page.