Location IDs: Community Anchor Institutions

The challenge process is the foundation behind ensuring the map that directs the broadband funding is as accurate as possible. Access the map, track changes, and make sure you are represented.

What is the DC Challenge Process?

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District of Columbia is committed to transparency throughout each step of the BEAD Program. The Challenge Process is critical to ensuring that the national broadband maps used to determine eligibility for BEAD funds accurately reflect broadband access and availability across our state. Access the map, track changes, and make sure you are represented.

Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Grant (BEAD)

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Your location is required to help District of Columbia get better internet. Please enter your address below. It will not be shared with the public.<br></br>If you are reporting that you have no internet at home from a different location, enter in your home address and select the option below.

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Welcome To The District of Columbia’s Broadband Coverage Challenge Portal.  The DC State Broadband and Digital Equity Office (SBDEO) has a vision for the District in which every resident and every business, in every corner of DC, can live, work, and thrive in the digital age – without bias or barriers.

District of Columbia Broadband Coverage Challenge Portal

This form can help you correct the eligibility of your address for BEAD funding.

Don't get left out of the BEAD funding program. Submit a map comment for your address.

Submit Public Comment | DC

Help bring strong, reliable broadband to all Washingtonian.

District of Columbia Challenge Home

This quick survey helps you and your neighbors in DC win grants to deliver you better broadband service.

Be a champion of your community. Help DC by taking the broadband survey.

Take the Survey | DC

This quick and easy test helps you and your neighbors in DC win grants to deliver you better broadband service.