By: Trailblazer News Team – Special Report
One year ago, a group of Estes Park Middle School students did something extraordinary: they identified a classroom problem, researched it, and presented a solution. Now, they’re seeing the fruits of that labor—in the form of 20 brand-new, high-performance computers transforming their computer science lab.
A Quick Recap: Student-Led, Real-Life Learning
Last school year, students in Mrs. Ravi Davis’s Computer Science class noticed serious barriers to learning:
- WiFi instability
- Outdated devices
- Lagging device performance that made coding and digital curriculum difficult
Instead of giving up, they proposed a project where they investigated the issues, identified potential solutions, and presented them to school tech leaders and community partners—including Trailblazer Broadband. Their goal? Create a modern lab where all students can learn, explore, and thrive.
The Big Reveal: A 21st Century Lab for Future Innovators
On September 29, 2025, the students got the surprise of a lifetime. Jon Anderson, Instructional Coach, and Mary Barron, Estes Park Middle School Assistant Principal, along with Trailblazer Broadband, were present to celebrate the impact of the students’ work with them.
Voices full of delight could be heard down the halls as Mrs. Davis revealed their new lab—now home to 20 sleek, high-powered machines, specifically chosen to support programming, coding, and creative game development platforms, a student favorite, according to the students present for the reveal.
“It’s really cool to know that the community cares about us,” said one student. Classmates and Assistant Principal Barron agreed—with cheers and wide smiles.
The room buzzed with excitement as students checked out their new machines, full of the anticipation of the upcoming semester when computers would be fully prepped for school use by district CIS Administrator and Cyber Analyst, Rick Compton. Some students were already thinking about what they could swap to be able to take Computer Science next semester before they even got the devices running!
District Budget + Community = Big Win
The transformation didn’t happen overnight. The project and getting the new devices took nearly a year.
- The first 15 computers were purchased by the Estes Park School District, with support from Mrs. Davis, administration and the IT department.
- At roughly $2,000 per device, this used the available technology budget for the lab.
- With district approval, the Estes Park Education Foundation opened the door for community support.
And the community showed up.
Thanks to local donors—including Trailblazer Broadband—an additional $11,000 was raised, covering five more devices, bringing the total to 20 new computers.
But Wait…There’s More – The Final Five: Still Needed
To fully accommodate the class size of 25 students, five more computers are still needed. The cost for the middle school students to reach their goal and to finish the project is approximately $9,000.
If you’d like to support this impactful, student-led initiative, donations can be made through the Estes Park Education Foundation. Just earmark your gift for “Innovations in Learning” to be sure your donation goes to this project.
Every dollar helps bring this project to the finish line—and supports the next generation of tech innovators.
Words from the Classroom
The teaching staff who work with the Computer Science class are beyond proud—not just of the upgraded technology, but of the students’ ability to envision a better learning environment and make it happen.
“This is what education should look like,” one staff member reflected. “Students recognized a need, used data to make a case, and then witnessed the results of their efforts. It’s vision, problem-solving, and real-world impact.”
We left that classroom not only impressed—but inspired. These students reminded us that future engineers, game designers, data scientists, and changemakers are already here in our community. With the right tools and a little encouragement, their ideas can become reality. Thanks to the guidance of educators like Mrs. Davis and the support of a community that believes in its students, Estes Park’s next generation of tech talent is already blazing the trail.
Bonus: Did You Know?
The Estes Park Middle School building was originally constructed in 1971—more than 50 years ago—and first served as Estes Park High School until 1976.
📚 (Source: Colorado State University – EPHS History)
Though the building’s legacy is rich, materials like concrete walls and older infrastructure make modern WiFi tricky—another reason wired, high-performance lab computers are so valuable in this setting. With wired devices like the middle school now has, the students can take advantage of the lightning-fast speed of Trailblazer’s fiber optics to work–and learn–more efficiently.
Tech Tip: WiFi vs. Internet
WiFi is the wireless signal inside a building.
Internet is the service Trailblazer Broadband delivers to the school.
In this case, the internet connection was strong—it was the aging WiFi network and older laptops struggling to connect that caused issues in the classroom. Thick concrete walls and outdated devices made learning tough. But this lab upgrade is helping fix that!
Middle School Tech Lab – Student Follow-Up Questions
Tech & Learning Impact
Now that you’ve seen the new computers, what are you most excited to try first?
(Besides gaming platforms — anything new on your radar?)
Loading times, screen quality, faster processor, graphics quality\
How do you think these new computers will help future students in this class?
(What would you tell next year’s class about what’s possible now?)
These new computers will help future students learn better with a faster processor and higher quality. It will give them more time to learn and not load.
What’s something that was hard to do on the old computers that will be easier now? Over 20% of the class time was loading and waiting to get into our curriculum and platforms. We won’t experience that now.
What does having modern technology in your classroom mean to you as a student?
“It is easier to traverse, more immersive, and a better learning experience.”
Future You: Looking Ahead
Has this project changed what you might want to study in high school or after graduation?
(Are you thinking about tech, design, cybersecurity, or other STEAM fields?)
“I would continue to pursue it in high school and college because it’s good to have a handle on modern technology.” / “I want to be an engineer when I grow up so having experience in creating stuff will help me.”
If you could build your own tech class in high school, what would you include?
Using more up to date platforms expanding beyond gaming, such as “pre-aeronautics education” and include a flight simulator.
Imagine it’s 10 years from now—you’re working in tech. What job are you doing? What’s something you helped invent or build?
“I would be in naval architecture – I invented the first modern ocean liner.” / “I would be working in contract IT to help kids use modern technology.”
Community Connections
If you could say something to the people who donated or helped make this possible, what would it be?
Thank you for donating money to us. Thank you for helping our current students and future students have more time learning and less time waiting (for websites to load).
Thank you for contributing to our learning experience. This will help us in the future with hands-on experience using technology.
How do you think having stronger tech education here in Estes could help your town’s future economy?
(Ideas: more remote jobs, local startups, or even tech careers based here.)
Starting up a private company to help our elderly community.
Fun Bonus
If your class was designing a logo or motto for your new lab, what would it be?
(Bonus points if it involves lasers, robots, or elk.)
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- Name – Wapiti Laboratories
- Logo would be a robotic elk shooting red lasers out of its eyes
- Motto – “We are the Future”
Trailblazer’s tagline is about “Connecting Our Community.” What’s one way YOU think tech connects people?
“It helps you communicate in a quick and efficient way, which is an important luxury of modern day.”
At Trailblazer, we’re proud to deliver fiber internet that’s faster, more reliable, and more resilient than older technologies. Fiber stands up to rain, snow, wind, and just about everything else Mother Nature throws at it.
But here’s the truth: while fiber is tough, it isn’t bulletproof (and yes, we’ve literally seen fiber shot through). When damage does occur, it almost always comes from external forces beyond our control. Fixing those issues takes time, patience, and careful use of resources.
So, what causes an outage? Let’s break it down.
1. Service Lines: Close to Home
Most outages we see happen not on the main network, but on the service line—the small strand that runs from the curb to your home. These lines are especially vulnerable when they’re exposed.
Think of them as the “last mile” of your connection. And in that last mile, a lot can happen:
- The family dog or curious cat may chew or claw.
- Little ones exploring the yard sometimes tug or pull.
- Wildlife and landscaping equipment can easily bump or damage a line.
The good news? These issues typically affect just one client at a time and are usually easier to fix.
2. Mainlines: The Heavy Lifting
Mainlines are the backbone of the network. A single stretch of fiber can carry service to dozens—or even hundreds—of homes.
Mainline outages tend to happen when:
- Construction crews accidentally hit buried fiber because locates are off or incomplete.
- Excavation work crushes conduit.
- Large equipment knocks down overhead lines.
These types of hits are usually reported right away. Contractors call us immediately, making the damage location easier to find and fix.
3. Wildlife: Nature at Work
Wildlife has a knack for finding ways to test human infrastructure. Across the fiber industry, animals are a surprisingly common culprit:
- Rodents sometimes chew through underground lines where conduit has worn out.
- Ground dwellers sneak into areas where conduit can’t be installed.
- Elk have even pulled down aerial fiber lines while moving through the valley.
But in Estes Valley, the number one wildlife threat is the Northern Flicker woodpecker.
4. The Woodpecker Effect
It may sound funny, but it’s no joke. Woodpeckers peck holes into the top of aerial fiber lines. Even the largest holes may only be the size of a pencil eraser, but they can take down service for up to 144 homes on a single feeder fiber.
Here’s why that’s such a challenge:
- Damage is invisible from the ground—we can’t spot it until service fails.
- Feeder spans can stretch up to 300 feet. A single tiny hole may take hours to locate.
- Temporary cutovers aren’t always possible. When they’re not, crews must splice each strand of the damaged line—thinner than a human hair—individually. With up to 144 strands, that’s painstaking, time-consuming, and costly work.
Whenever possible, we reroute service to temporary lines. Then, once new armored fiber is installed, we schedule a short outage to reconnect everything permanently.
5. Balancing Speed and Stewardship
As a community-owned utility, we’re careful with both time and money. We can’t replace every mile of fiber “just in case.” Instead, we focus resources where damage is confirmed, and we replace with armored fiber to help prevent future problems.
This approach means:
- Repairs may take longer than we’d all like.
- Scheduled outages are sometimes needed to complete permanent fixes.
- Your dollars are being invested wisely, not wasted on unnecessary work.
The Takeaway
Fiber is exceptionally resilient. But when damage does occur—whether from construction, critters, or yes, woodpeckers—it takes careful, skilled work to put it right.
We know outages are frustrating. We don’t like them either. That’s why our crews work around the clock to find, fix, and fortify damaged lines, keeping Estes Valley connected for the long run.
Updated from a previous post from November 2024
As cooler weather approaches, we’re reminded that power outages happen when you least expect them—whether from a storm, a fallen tree, or even a car striking an electrical cabinet. While these outages are often temporary, they can be disruptive, inconvenient, and sometimes even dangerous if you rely on certain electronics.
Thanks to Trailblazer Broadband’s modern fiber network, customers can stay connected and receive outage updates—but only if they have the right backup plan in place. That’s where an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) comes in.
Think of a UPS as a “battery in a box”—a backup power source designed to keep your essential electronics running for anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours during a power outage. While many people think of UPS devices as only being for computers or internet equipment, their value goes far beyond that.
Why a UPS is Essential
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Internet & Communication
Your router and modem need electricity, even if the fiber lines don’t. A UPS keeps your WiFi running so you can stay online, receive outage updates, and keep in touch with loved ones or emergency services.
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Medical Devices
If you or someone in your household depends on equipment such as oxygen concentrators or CPAP machines, a dedicated Medical Device UPS System can provide uninterrupted power and peace of mind.
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Safety & Security
Many home security systems automatically switch to battery backup, but others may need a UPS to keep cameras, alarms, or smart locks powered.
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Everyday Essentials
Laptops, cell phones, and even cordless phones connected to VoIP lines can be kept online with the help of a UPS. Just be mindful—bigger devices like TVs can drain a UPS quickly.
A Real-World Example: Line Galloping Outage
You may recall that in late October 2024, Estes Park experienced a system-wide outage when strong winds and icy conditions caused line galloping on the Western Area Power Administration’s (WAPA) 115kV transmission lines. When the lines collided, protective relays shut them down to prevent damage. Crews from Estes Park Power & Communications, Platte River Power Authority, and WAPA worked quickly, restoring power just after noon.
Events like this remind us: power outages aren’t just “if,” they’re “when.” Having a UPS at home is one of the simplest ways to keep your household prepared.
Choosing the Right UPS
When shopping for a UPS, consider:
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Which devices matter most? (Router, medical equipment, phone charger?)
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How long do you need backup power? (Minutes vs. hours)
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Does the device already have a built-in battery? (Some security and medical systems do.)
UPS models range from affordable units that keep your router running for an hour to more advanced systems that support multiple devices for longer stretches. Check out some popular options here.
Staying Informed During an Outage
Trailblazer Broadband provides tools to keep you connected and informed:
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Public outage maps on our website
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Automated text notifications with updates
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24/7/365 Technical Support at 1-970-577-3770, Option 1
If you don’t have a UPS and lose internet during an outage, simply:
- Check your router once power is restored.
- Restart it if necessary.
- Call our support team if you’re still offline.
Preparedness is Power
At Trailblazer, we work with Estes Park Power and Communications to keep the grid reliable—but we also know that fires, floods, storms, and accidents happen. A UPS gives you control, protecting your connectivity, security, and health even when the lights go out.⚡ Pro tip: Don’t wait for the next storm. Add a UPS to your emergency plan today and stay powered, safe, and connected.
For more resources, visit www.trailblazerbroadband.com or follow us on Facebook for the latest updates. Please note that Trailblazer Broadband and the Town of Estes Park do not promote or recommend any specific products or services. All information and product references are for informational purposes only.
You’ve got the menu, the atmosphere, the loyal customers—or maybe the cozy rooms, the packed events calendar, or the smooth online ordering system. In other words: you’re already having a successful season. But in today’s world, great service isn’t just about what’s on the plate or how comfy the bed is—it’s also about the connection (yes, the Wi-Fi kind).
As the summer pace slows after Elk Fest and the town catches its breath, it’s the perfect time to reflect on what worked and what’s worth upgrading before next season. One upgrade that continues to stand out for local businesses? Fiber internet.
A Quick Reality Check: Vacationers Want Fast Internet, Too 🌲💻
Even in a destination as stunning as Estes Park, travelers look for reliable high-speed internet. Guests committed to “unplugging” still want the peace of mind of checking in with family or work before they truly relax. And those who aren’t quite as unplugged? They’re thrilled to discover they can stream, Zoom, or upload vacation photos without a hitch—sometimes even staying a few extra days because they realize they can work from paradise. That’s where fiber internet becomes a hidden gem for your business: it keeps guests happy, connected, and coming back.
Why Fiber is a Game-Changer for Local Businesses
1. Keeping Guests Connected and Coming Back
In a tourist town, the guest experience is everything. Fiber internet means vacation photos upload in seconds, streaming is smooth, and video chats home happen without interruptions. Happy, connected guests leave better reviews, extend their stays, and add your business to their annual “must-visit” list.
2. Hospitality Entertainment, Supercharged
Already using a managed technology solution, streaming services for businesses (similar to DirecTV or DISH for Business). Pair your entertainment services with fiber, and suddenly your hotel guests enjoy crystal-clear HD channels, your sports bar streams multiple games without hiccups, and your lobby TVs look professional and seamless.
3. Seamless Service at Peak Times
Summer crowds mean every device is fighting for bandwidth—guests, staff, payment systems, you name it. Fiber’s massive bandwidth and dedicated lines keep everything running smoothly: Point of Sale (POS) systems process quickly, reservations update instantly, and livestreams don’t glitch.
4. Staying Visible Year-Round
Tourist season may end, but your digital presence never sleeps. Fiber helps you keep your website updated, send newsletters, and run marketing campaigns with ease. Fast, reliable internet keeps you connected to past and future guests alike.
5. Future-Proofing Your Business
The off-season is planning season. Whether you’re scouting vendors, learning hospitality trends, or upgrading your booking systems, fiber’s speed and reliability keep you ahead of the curve so you’re ready to roll when the crowds return.
The Bottom Line
Estes Park will always draw visitors for the views, wildlife, and outdoor adventures. But in today’s world, even the most breathtaking destinations need reliable connectivity to match. With fiber internet, your business can keep guests happy, boost repeat visits, and stay competitive season after season.
About Trailblazer Broadband
Trailblazer Broadband is the Town of Estes Park’s municipally owned and operated fiber internet service, run by Estes Park Power & Communications. As the community’s only 100% fiber-to-the-premise (FTTP) solution, Trailblazer delivers fast, reliable connectivity to both residents and businesses. Learn more or sign up at trailblazerbroadband.com
or by calling 970-577-3770. This article is for information purposes. Trailblazer Broadband does not endorse or promote any 3rd party interests mentioned here.
The Local Advantage
As Estes Park’s locally owned and operated broadband utility, Trailblazer is uniquely focused on serving the Estes Valley and nearby areas. Much like other local businesses, Trailblazer thrives with the support of the community it was created to serve. The company was founded to fill a gap in broadband access that larger providers hadn’t addressed, and it remains dedicated to its mission of “Connecting the Community.”
To date, Trailblazer has extended service—without the use of tax revenue—to over 80% of its planned coverage area, reaching Estes Park Power and Communications customers with reliable fiber internet. This same network is also laying the groundwork for future SmartGrid and sustainability initiatives.
But today’s focus is on something that matters to everyone: getting real value from your internet service. Trailblazer aims to inspire trust by offering straightforward, transparent pricing—free from confusing bundles or surprise fees. What you see is what you get, with no long list of line-item add-ons. Whether you’re currently a Trailblazer customer or simply exploring your options, comparing providers is a smart way to ensure you’re getting the most for your money. The information below is designed to help you do just that—because making informed decisions benefits the whole community.
Why Comparing Internet Plans Matters
In today’s digital age, having reliable and fast internet is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. Whether you’re working from home, streaming your favorite shows, or staying connected with loved ones, a good internet connection is essential. However, navigating the complex world of internet pricing can be daunting. In an industry notorious for confusing bills and hidden charges, transparent pricing is a real advantage. When you know exactly what you’ll pay each month—with no surprises—you can budget confidently and avoid the frustration of unexpected costs. According to industry research, customers value clear, easy-to-understand billing, and are more likely to trust and stick with providers who deliver it.
Not all internet plans are created equal, and neither are their price tags. Providers often structure their pricing in ways that can make direct comparisons tricky. For example:
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Promotional rates: Many ISPs offer low introductory prices that increase significantly after a few months.
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Equipment rental fees: It’s common for providers to charge $10–$15 per month to rent a modem or router—costs that add up quickly if you’re not paying attention.
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Installation and activation fees: Some providers tack on one-time charges that can range from $50 to $200.
- Data overage charges: Even with some “unlimited” data plans, providers will impose data caps and slow down internet speeds if the caps are exceeded.
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Taxes and surcharges: These can vary by location and provider, and they’re not always included in the advertised rate.
If you only look at the quoted monthly price, you might be surprised by your first bill. That’s why it’s a best practice to read the fine print, ask questions, and use comparison tools that break down all the costs—not just the headline rate.
How to Compare Internet Prices Effectively
When comparing internet prices, consider the following steps:
1. Check the Fine Print:
Look for any additional fees or taxes that might be added to your bill. Some providers charge extra for equipment rental or installation.
2. Evaluate Speed and Reliability:
Faster speeds often come with higher prices, but not all providers offer the same level of reliability. A 100% fiber-optic connection, provides superior speed and reliability compared to traditional cable, DSL services and even hybrid coax cable + fiber options.
3. Consider Customer Service:
Local providers often offer better customer support, which can be invaluable if you encounter issues with your service.
4. Look for Promotions and Discounts:
Keep an eye out for special offers or discounts that can reduce your costs. However, be wary of introductory rates that may increase after a promotional period.
The Value of Transparent Pricing
Before you sign up for a new internet plan, consider these best practices:
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Ask for a full breakdown of all costs, including equipment, installation, and taxes.
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Check how long promotional rates last and what your price will be after they expire.
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Look for providers that offer transparent, all-inclusive pricing—where the price you see is the price you pay.
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Read reviews and use comparison tools that highlight hidden fees and real customer experiences.
The Bottom Line
Choosing the right internet provider is about more than just finding the cheapest option. It’s about getting the best value for your money while supporting businesses that care about your community. Trailblazer Broadband offers a unique combination of speed, reliability, and transparent pricing, making it an excellent choice for residents of Estes Park. By comparing prices carefully and considering the benefits of local support, you can ensure you’re getting the best bang for your buck while contributing to the local economy.
Visit TrailblazerBroadband.com or call us today to learn more about the internet service that supports your community.
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UPDATE – September 17, 2025: BEAD
Trailblazer Broadband completed the reapplication process for “The Benefit of the Bargain” round of the BEAD program.
The good news is that Trailblazer has received a preliminary grant award through the State of Colorado’s BEAD program, which may help fund service in certain eligible areas, as early as Q4 2026. However, only addresses that meet federal eligibility rules were included, and we won’t know final funding decisions until later this year.
If your area isn’t covered by BEAD, we still plan to reach you over time using revenue from expansion—but we don’t have a set timeline yet.
The best way to stay informed is to register your address at trailblazerbroadband.com. We’ll notify you directly as soon as we have construction plans for your location.
For more detailed information on the BEAD funding process, check out our FAQs page.
UPDATE – June 23, 2025: BEAD Program Changes May Limit Funding for Estes Valley
Since this blog was originally published, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has released further updates to the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program that could impact our region’s eligibility for funding.
The NTIA has restructured the program under a new approach referred to as “The Benefit of the Bargain,” which emphasizes cost-efficiency over infrastructure type. These changes have triggered a full reset of the grant process, including the following key developments:
1. All Preliminary Awards Rescinded
The State of Colorado must now reopen the subgrantee selection process. This includes rescinding all preliminary awards, including the one Trailblazer Broadband had been conditionally approved for earlier this year. All potential applicants are watching for updated guidance from the Colorado Broadband Office (CBO) regarding next steps and location eligibility.
2. Technology Neutrality Introduced
BEAD funding will no longer prioritize fiber-optic networks. Instead, any broadband technology capable of delivering the FCC-mandated minimum speeds may be selected, including fixed wireless and hybrid systems.
While these technologies can offer faster deployment and lower up-front costs, they can be more expensive to scale over time and may face challenges in areas like the Estes Valley, where terrain, vegetation, and seasonal weather impact signal quality and network reliability. Fiber infrastructure, while more costly to build initially, remains the most consistent and scalable solution over time.
3. New Provider Challenge Process
Under the updated rules, broadband providers across the state will be allowed to resubmit data showing existing service coverage that meets the 100/30 standard. If accepted, these coverage claims may render certain locations ineligible for BEAD funding—even if residents in those areas still experience inconsistent service or lack reliable connectivity.
What This Means for Trailblazer & Estes Valley
These changes will likely reduce the number of areas eligible for support in our mountain community, where broadband construction is inherently more expensive. It also means cost, not durability or long-term performance, will likely guide funding decisions.
Trailblazer Broadband remains committed to advocating for solutions that meet our community’s needs—not just today, but well into the future. We will continue to work with the CBO and other partners to explore all available opportunities for support and will keep our community informed as more information becomes available.
Original Post – June 17, 2025
As many of you know, Trailblazer Broadband has already invested nearly $30 million to bring high-speed fiber internet to our community. We’re proud to be among the many “shovel-ready” broadband projects nationwide—fully engineered, permitted, and ready to build the final miles.
Unfortunately, recent federal developments have added a new layer of uncertainty. On June 6, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced sweeping changes to the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program.
Among the most impactful:
- States must now conduct at least one more competitive funding round—even if they’ve already selected awardees.
- The former preference for fiber-optic technology has been removed. Now, any solution that meets minimum speed and latency requirements is considered a “priority” project.
- States will be required to re-submit their BEAD proposals, with a new emphasis on selecting the lowest cost-per-premise
While Colorado has been proactive—submitting letters to Secretary Lutnick and continuing to advocate for BEAD deployment—we don’t yet know how these new federal mandates will affect preliminary awards like ours. At a minimum, we anticipate that the application process will be extended and that previously planned allocations may be reevaluated under this new framework.
We’re sympathetic to the growing frustration these delays and changes create—not just for communities still waiting for service, but for small local teams like ours who are balancing day-to-day operations and navigating the increasing complexity of federal grant compliance. These changes could mean more competition for limited dollars and a higher cost-efficiency bar to clear—despite the fact that we’re ready to build today.
Still, we remain committed to seeing this through. Trailblazer Broadband will continue advocating for Estes Park, Glen Haven, Allenspark, and the entire Estes Valley—because reliable, high-speed internet isn’t a luxury. It’s fast becoming a utility, and a necessity.
We’ll keep you posted as we learn more from the State of Colorado in the coming weeks. In the meantime, thank you—as always—for your patience and support.
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