Year of Publication

2022

College

Martin School of Public Policy and Administration

Date Available

6-17-2022

Degree Name

Master of Public Administration

Committee Chair

Dr. Caroline Weber

Executive Summary

Broadband equity is at the forefront of today’s issues. Those that have the ability to access the internet regularly from home are given an opportunity to participate in countless social, work, and learning opportunities that those without access must forgo. It is difficult to determine where broadband infrastructure fails. Through this study of Lexington-Fayette Urban County, it was found that connection within Urban Service Boundaries is on par with national goals, while rural areas are left out. This paper contains a descriptive analysis of the overall broadband access equity of Lexington-Fayette county.

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