FCC Divvies Up Some of $10 Million in Funding for NDBEDP Program
The FCC unveiled parts of the next round of funding for its National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program, which sets aside up to $10 million annually. The Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau said Wednesday on docket 19-557 that $250,000 will go…
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to national outreach by the Perkins School for the Blind, $100,000 to development of a centralized database for reporting data and reimbursement claims, and up to $9.65 million to 56 certified NDBEDP participants across the country. The agency reserved the right to make voluntary and involuntary reallocations of funds between certified programs at any time during each funding year to make the best use of the funds (see 1906100054).