Utah's 2nd District

E-Rate Scorecard · UT-02
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Funding overview

Indicator2025202420232022202120202019201820172016
Total E-Rate subsidies$1,693,309$9,625,610$9,896,802$10,563,478$13,039,179$13,994,053$15,631,146$16,276,043$15,246,030$19,020,663
Average discount rate65%66%66%65%67%65%66%66%62%62%
Service providers32323130283032334245
Billed entities14141110111710162422

Subsidies by service type

Service type2025202420232022202120202019201820172016
Voice$312$34K$146K
Telecomm Services
Internal Connections$1.7M$2.0M$2.4M$1.9M$1.5M$1.4M$1.0M$967K$1.6M$1.1M
Data Transmission and/or Internet Access$7.6M$7.4M$8.6M$11.5M$12.6M$14.6M$15.3M$13.5M$17.7M
Basic Maintenance of Internal Connections$12K$47K$62K$55K$30K$2K$7K$32K$37K$44K
Managed Internal Broadband Services$4K$4K
Wi-Fi Hotspots Services and Equipment
Wireless School Bus Services and Equipment

Top billed entities

Billed entity20252024202320222021202020192018201720165-yr TotalAverage
Utah Education And Telehealth Network Fka Utah Education Network$7.6M$7.4M$8.6M$11.5M$12.6M$14.6M$15.3M$13.5M$17.8M$35.1M$7.0M
Granite School District$553K$800K$1.1M$531K$418K$665K$252K$449K$407K$333K$3.4M$672K
Salt Lake City School District$419K$396K$359K$216K$279K$252K$365K$380K$397K$319K$1.7M$334K
Tooele County School District$304K$572K$549K$424K$1.4M$285K
Iron County School District$213K$191K$469K$47K$13K$100K$149K$181K$920K$184K
Washington County School District$42K$168K$114K$242K$107K$131K$106K$86K$91K$673K$135K
Salt Lake City Public Library System$211K$395K$221K$605K$121K
Sevier School District$160K$35K$144K$46K$55K$160K$127K$386K$77K
Southwest Educational Development Center$85K$48K$21K$56K$55K$31K$184K$48K$40K$124K$264K$53K
Wallace Stegner Academy School District$48K$104K$59K$211K$42K

Top service providers

Service provider20252024202320222021202020192018201720165-yr TotalAverage
CenturyLink Qwest Corporation$2.4M$2.3M$3.3M$6.1M$7.4M$7.3M$7.7M$9.0M$11.2M$14.0M$2.8M
Central Utah Telephone Inc.$1.2M$1.3M$1.4M$1.5M$1.5M$1.2M$1.2M$1.2M$1.2M$5.5M$1.1M
Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency$1.1M$948K$873K$784K$491K$460K$560K$427K$472K$3.7M$749K
EMERY TELEPHONE$803K$784K$729K$739K$690K$2.2M$3.6M$582K$590K$3.1M$611K
UBTA-UBET Communications, Inc$720K$697K$688K$814K$747K$732K$630K$731K$2.8M$2.9M$584K
Cache Valley Electric$271K$846K$825K$715K$203K$586K$365K$92K$478K$435K$2.9M$572K
South Central Utah Telephone Association, Inc$471K$461K$488K$548K$574K$577K$557K$603K$536K$2.0M$393K
ConvergeOne, Inc.$394K$749K$378K$310K$321K$219K$312K$177K$208K$1.8M$366K
Summit Partners LLC$304K$572K$549K$291K$1.4M$285K
Zayo Group, LLC$232K$198K$503K$316K$235K$546K$35K$62K$1.2M$250K

Each billed entity is assigned to the congressional district (119th Congress boundaries, U.S. Census TIGER/Line 2024) containing the largest number of its recipient sites, located by their USAC-reported coordinates; entities without usable coordinates use the district in their USAC profile. Funding totals are total authorized disbursements (FCC Form 471 FRN Status, USAC dataset qdmp-ygft); speeds are from Recipient Details and Commitments (avi8-svp9); pre-2016 history is from USAC legacy data (1998-2015). Note: the last year or two in any disbursement series always looks artificially low (FY2025 invoices are still being paid) — that’s the real state of USAC’s data, not an error.