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FILED with Executive Secretary IOW a UTILITIES BOAR D April 09, 2010 FILED WITH Executive Secretary April 09, 2010 IOWA UTILITIES BOARD NOI-2010-0001 BTOP Sustainable Broadband Adoption Community Anchor Institution Detail Template Please complete the Anchor Institution Details worksheet by providing information on Community Anchor Institutions that will be directly involved in or benefit from the pro project. Add rows as necessary. All community anchor institutions should be given a specified list. A Community Anchor Institution is considered a minority-serving institu post-secondary educational institution with enrollment of minority students exceedin total enrollment. The "Role" column only requires a word or two, or a short phrase, n explanation. A detailed explanation of the role of project partners and community an institutions should be provided in the essay portions of the application. The data provided via this template will be subject to automated processing. 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Additionally, applicants should not modify the format of this file. n all oposed type from the ution if it is a ng 50% of its not a detailed nchor cants are PDF prior to BTOP SBA Community Anchor Institutions Detail Template Title: County Executives Telecommunications Network (CETN), formerly County Executives Easy Grants ID: 7027 Minority Serving Institution Facility Name Organization Address Line 1 City State Zip Facility Type Project Role Type Other Government Implementation Point of Contact Autauga County Courthouse Autauga 134 N Court St Prattville AL 36067 Facility N/A Other Government Baldwin County Courthouse Baldwin 322 Courthouse Square Bay Minette AL 36507 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Barbour County Courthouse Barbour PO BOX 398 Clayton AL 36016 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Bibb County Courthouse Bibb 157 SW Davidson Drive Centreville AL 35042 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Blount County Courthouse Blount 220 2Nd Ave E Ste 106 Oneonta AL 35121 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Bullock County Courthouse Bullock 217 N Prairie St Union Springs AL 36089 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Butler County Courthouse Butler PO BOX 756 Greenville AL 36037 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Calhoun County Courthouse Calhoun 1702 Noble St Anniston AL 36201 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Chambers County Courthouse Chambers 2 S Lafayette St LaFayette AL 36862 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Cherokee County Courthouse Cherokee 102 Main St Ste 201 Centre AL 35960 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Chilton County Courthouse Chilton PO BOX 1948 Clanton AL 35046 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Choctaw County Courthouse Choctaw 117 S Mulberry Ave Butler AL 36904 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Clarke County Courthouse Clarke 114 Court Street Grove Hill AL 36451 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Clay County Courthouse Clay PO BOX 187 Ashland AL 36251 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Cleburne County Courthouse Cleburne 120 Vickery St Heflin AL 36264 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Coffee County Courthouse Coffee 2 County Complex Elba AL 36351 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Colbert County Courthouse Colbert 201 N. Main Street Tuscumbia AL 35674 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Conecuh County Courthouse Conecuh PO BOX 347 Evergreen AL 36401 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Coosa County Courthouse Coosa P.O. Box 10 Rockford AL 35136 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Covington County Courthouse Covington PO BOX 188 Andalusia AL 36420 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Crenshaw County Courthouse Crenshaw P.O. Box 227 Luverne AL 36049 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Cullman County Courthouse Cullman 500 2Nd Ave Sw Cullman AL 35055 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Dale County Courthouse Dale 202 S Highway 123 Ozark AL 36360 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Dallas County Courthouse Dallas PO BOX 987 Selma AL 36702 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government De Kalb County Courthouse De Kalb 111 Grand Ave Sw Fort Payne AL 35967 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Elmore County Courthouse Elmore 100 Commerce Street Wetumpka AL 36092 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Escambia County Courthouse Escambia 314 Bellville Ave Brewton AL 36426 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Minority Serving Institution Facility Name Organization Address Line 1 City State Zip Facility Type Project Role Type Other Government Etowah County Courthouse Etowah 800 Forrest Ave Gadsden AL 35901 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Fayette County Courthouse Fayette 103 1St Ave Nw Fayette AL 35555 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Franklin County Courthouse Franklin 410 Jackson Avenue N Russellville AL 35653 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Geneva County Courthouse Geneva 200 N Commerce Street Geneva AL 36340 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Greene County Courthouse Greene PO BOX 656 Eutaw AL 35462 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Hale County Courthouse Hale 1001 Main St Greensboro AL 36744 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Henry County Courthouse Henry 101 Court Square Abbeville AL 36310 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Houston County Courthouse Houston 462 N Oates Street Dothan AL 36303 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Jackson County Courthouse Jackson 102 E Laurel St Scottsboro AL 35768 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Jefferson County Courthouse Jefferson 716 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. N. Birmingham AL 35203 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Lamar County Courthouse Lamar PO BOX 338 Vernon AL 35592 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Lauderdale County Courthouse Lauderdale PO BOX 1059 Florence AL 35631 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Lawrence County Courthouse Lawrence PO BOX 307 Moulton AL 35650 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Lee County Courthouse Lee 215 S 9th Street Opelika AL 36801 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Limestone County Courthouse Limestone 310 W Washington Street Athens AL 35611 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Lowndes County Courthouse Lowndes PO BOX 65 Hayneville AL 36040 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Macon County Courthouse Macon 101 E Rosa Parks Ave Tuskegee AL 36083 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Madison County Courthouse Madison 100 Northside Sq Huntsville AL 35801 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Marengo County Courthouse Marengo P.O. Box 480715 Linden AL 36748 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Marion County Courthouse Marion PO Box 460 Hamilton AL 35570 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Marshall County Courthouse Marshall 424 Blount Avenue Guntersville AL 35976 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Mobile County Courthouse Mobile 205 Government St Mobile AL 36602 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Monroe County Courthouse Monroe PO Box 8 Monroeville AL 36461 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Montgomery County Courthous Montgomery 100 S Lawrence Street Montgomery AL 36104 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Morgan County Courthouse Morgan PO BOX 668 Decatur AL 35602 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Perry County Courthouse Perry PO BOX 478 Marion AL 36756 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Pickens County Courthouse Pickens PO BOX 460 Carrollton AL 35447 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Pike County Courthouse Pike PO BOX 1147 Troy AL 36081 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Randolph County Courthouse Randolph P.O. Box 249 Wedowee AL 36278 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Russell County Courthouse Russell PO BOX 969 Phenix City AL 36868 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Minority Serving Institution Facility Name Organization Address Line 1 City State Zip Facility Type Project Role Type Other Government Shelby County Courthouse Shelby 200 W College Street Columbiana AL 35051 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government St. Clair County Courthouse St. Clair 165 5Th Ave Ashville AL 35953 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Sumter County Courthouse Sumter PO BOX 70 Livingston AL 35470 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Talladega County Courthouse Talladega PO BOX 6170 Talladega AL 35161 Facility N/A Implementation Point of Contact Other Government Tallapoosa
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