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Joseph Robinette Biden American Jobs Plan Fact Sheet: The Need for Action in Kentucky (2021)

Broadband: 12% of Kentuckians live in areas where, by one definition, there is no broadband infrastructure that provides minimally acceptable speeds. And 50% of Kentuckians live in areas where there is only one such internet provider. Even where infrastructure is available, broadband may be too expensive to be within reach. 17% of Kentucky households do not have an internet subscription. The American Jobs Plan will invest $100 billion to bring universal, reliable, high-speed, and affordable coverage to every family in America.
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Joseph Robinette Biden American Jobs Plan Fact Sheet: The Need for Action in Kentucky (2021)

Home Energy: In Kentucky, an average low-income family spends 8–10% of their income on home energy costs forcing tough choices between paying energy bills and buying food, medicine or other essentials. The American Jobs Plan will upgrade low-income homes to make them more energy efficient through a historic investment in the Weatherization Assistance Program, a new Clean Energy and Sustainability Accelerator to finance building improvements, and expanded tax credits to support home energy upgrades.
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Joseph Robinette Biden American Jobs Plan Fact Sheet: The Need for Action in Kentucky (2021)

In Kentucky there are 1,033 bridges and over 1,322 miles of highway in poor condition. Since 2011, commute times have increased by 6.3% in Kentucky and on average, each driver pays $444 per year in costs due to driving on roads in need of repair. The American Jobs Plan will devote more than $600 billion to transform our nations' transportation infrastructure and make it more resilient, including $115 billion repairing roads and bridges.
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