Perkins School for the Blind to Oversee FCC Deaf-Blind Equipment Program in 10 States
FCC staff certified the Perkins School for the Blind as administrator of its $10 million annual National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program ("iCanConnect") in Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia. A Consumer and…
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Governmental Affairs Bureau public notice Monday in docket 10-210 also said the Colorado Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing was certified for Colorado and the Connecticut Tech Act Project for Connecticut. The certifications take effect July 1, said the PN, which noted the bureau would continue to make certification announcements on a rolling basis after reviewing applications and supplemental materials. The Perkins school applied for certification for 22 states and territories, the most of any applicant (see 1704260029).