The Strategic Plan Blueprint of the Broadband Development Office (BDO) aims to improve transparency and accountability for the office as it works to connect more unserved and underserved Texans to the 21st-century digital space.
The BDO provided an initial blueprint (PDF) to the Senate Business and Commerce Committee and is making it available to the public. This is intended to open a conversation with all stakeholders regarding the future of the BDO; it is not a final plan.
Feedback was accepted by the BDO from Sept. 28 through Oct. 30. All public comments received are included in the table below. The office is considering all submissions and will publish its final strategic plan in December 2026.
| Organization/Comments | Date Received |
|---|---|
| Rio Grande Council of Governments (PDF) | Oct. 20 |
| Coastal Bend Council of Governments (PDF) | Oct. 21 |
| Fiber2Go (PDF) | Oct. 23 |
| FiberLight (ZIP) | Oct. 27 |
| Representative Landgraf (PDF) | Oct. 28 |
| Methodist Healthcare Ministries (PDF) | Oct. 29 |
| AMA Communications (PDF) | Oct. 29 |
| SA Digital Connects (PDF) | Oct. 29 |
| Human-I-T (PDF) | Oct. 29 |
| Golden Crescent Regional Planning Commission (PDF) | Oct. 29 |
| Shining Light Consulting (PDF) | Oct. 29 |
| Community Council of South Central Texas (PDF) | Oct. 29 |
| South East Texas Regional Planning Commission (PDF) | Oct. 30 |
| Texas Broadband Association (ZIP) | Oct. 30 |
| AT&T (PDF) | Oct. 30 |
| Connect Humanity (PDF) | Oct. 30 |
| Texas Telephone Association (PDF) | Oct. 30 |
| Texas Association of Regional Councils (PDF) | Oct. 30 |
| Borderplex Connect (PDF) | Oct. 30 |
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