Today, we are proud to announce the 23 creative placemaking projects that will receive funding in communities of all sizes across 18 states and one...Read more
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The Cochiti Pueblo is a Native American community in New Mexico that has no gaming industry. In order to build a more vibrant economy, the Pueblo is significantly investing in broadband infrastructure that will be designed by native artists to ensure it is fully integrated into their traditional way of life.
The Cochiti Pueblo is a non-gaming Native American Tribe and reservation in New Mexico, located approximately 35 miles southwest of Santa Fe and 55 miles north of Albuquerque.
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