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Rural areas of Minnesota have significantly less access to broadband internet than urban areas, with 94.2% of unserved and 93.3% of underserved households being in rural locations. Rural communities tend to be older, poorer, and less educated compared to urban areas. There are three main challenges to broadband adoption in rural Minnesota: accessing devices, affording internet services due to high monthly fees, and developing digital literacy skills, with organizations trying to address the third leg of skills and support.

ADOPTION CHALLENGES IN RURAL
MINNESOTA
Governor’s Broadband Task Force
March 24, 2022

RURAL DISPARITIES IN ACCESS
• 94.2% of the 171,000 unserved households in
Minnesota are rural.
• 93.3% of the 240,000 underserved households in
Minnesota are rural.
as of October 2021

MN STATEWIDE HOUSEHOLD BROADBAND
ACCESS RATE = 87%
Hennepin county
89.0%
Ramsey county 88.5%
(32% of state population)
Counties with highest rates:
• Washington county 92.6%
• Scott county 92.3%
• Carver county 91.9%
• Dakota county 91.5%
• Anoka county 90.8%
• Sherburne county 90.6%

RURAL COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS:
Compared to urban areas, Minnesota’s rural
communities are:
• Older
• Poorer
• Less educated

FIRST LEG - DEVICES
• 70% - access to a device was a moderate or
significant barrier to program participation.
• 80% - both access to the internet and digital
literacy skills were moderate or significant
barriers to participation.
• Digital Equity Community Needs Assessment
Report, LiteracyMN Dec 2020

SECOND LEG- INTERNET
• Affordability is the biggest barrier for non-users
• High monthly fees
• Eligibility requirements
• Other vital priorities, like rent and food

THIRD LEG – SKILLS AND
SUPPORTIVE SERVICES
• LiteracyMN
• Libraries
• Partnership for ConnectedMN
• METNs
• Local broadband champions

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1. ADOPTION CHALLENGES IN RURAL MINNESOTA Governor’s Broadband Task Force March 24, 2022

2. RURAL DISPARITIES IN ACCESS • 94.2% of the 171,000 unserved households in Minnesota are rural. • 93.3% of the 240,000 underserved households in Minnesota are rural. as of October 2021

4. MN STATEWIDE HOUSEHOLD BROADBAND ACCESS RATE = 87% Hennepin county 89.0% Ramsey county 88.5% (32% of state population) Counties with highest rates: • Washington county 92.6% • Scott county 92.3% • Carver county 91.9% • Dakota county 91.5% • Anoka county 90.8% • Sherburne county 90.6%

6. RURAL COMMUNITY CHARACTERISTICS: Compared to urban areas, Minnesota’s rural communities are: • Older • Poorer • Less educated

7. FIRST LEG - DEVICES • 70% - access to a device was a moderate or significant barrier to program participation. • 80% - both access to the internet and digital literacy skills were moderate or significant barriers to participation. • Digital Equity Community Needs Assessment Report, LiteracyMN Dec 2020

8. SECOND LEG- INTERNET • Affordability is the biggest barrier for non-users • High monthly fees • Eligibility requirements • Other vital priorities, like rent and food

10. THIRD LEG – SKILLS AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES • LiteracyMN • Libraries • Partnership for ConnectedMN • METNs • Local broadband champions

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