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Local agencies to receive laptops through state program

  • A total of 310 laptops will be distributed to four local agencies through the Digital Connectivity Technology Program, according to State Senator Gene Yaw.
  • The initiative aims to provide technology devices to communities with broadband affordability issues, as stated by Yaw's office.
  • Flood City Youth Fitness Academy plans to use the laptops to improve educational opportunities for up to 200 children visiting the center daily, according to PBDA Executive Director Brandon Carson.
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