Help Us Improve Broadband Mapping and Expand Service

Why You May Have Been Contacted

NEK Broadband and CVFiber (doing business as NEKCV) are working to ensure that homes and businesses throughout our region are accurately represented in federal broadband records.

As part of this effort, we are reviewing locations that may be incorrectly classified in federal mapping data. Accurate information helps ensure that eligible properties are included in broadband expansion plans and that federal funding is directed where it is needed most.

Property Assessments

To support this work, NEKCV field scouts may conduct exterior assessments of select properties within our service area.

During these visits, scouts verify whether structures meet the criteria to be considered eligible service locations for broadband planning and funding purposes. Assessments are conducted from outside the property only. Scouts will not enter homes, buildings, or private areas without permission.

The information collected helps improve the accuracy of broadband maps, supports infrastructure planning, and ensures that broadband service can be deployed as efficiently as possible.

Questions?

Contact the NEKCV team at:
Phone: (802) 583-4628
Email: info@nekcv.org

Complete the Broadband Service Location Survey

Your input is an important part of this process.

If you received a survey request, please take a few moments to complete the survey below. Your responses will help us determine whether your address should be considered an eligible Broadband Service Location and may support updates to federal broadband records and future funding decisions.

By participating, you help:

  • Improve the accuracy of federal broadband maps
  • Ensure eligible locations are properly represented
  • Support future broadband funding opportunities
  • Expand access to reliable high-speed internet across our region
1. What best describes the structure at this address?
2. Is the structure currently habitable and suitable for year-round occupancy?
3. Is anyone currently living at this address?
4. Does this structure currently have active utility service?
(Check all that apply)
5. What is the current use of the property?
6. Has the structure been vacant or uninhabitable for more than 12 months?
7. Are there circumstances that would prevent broadband service from being installed at this location?
(Check all that apply)
8. Do you believe this address should be classified as a broadband serviceable location (A broadband serviceable location (BSL) is “a business or residential location in the United States at which mass-market fixed broadband Internet access service is, or can be, installed.”)?

Certification
I certify that the information provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge.