Emergency Broadband Benefit Program Enrollments and Claims Tracker
The EBB Program was replaced by the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) on December 31, 2021. For ACP data, please visit the ACP Enrollments and Claims Tracker or the Additional ACP Data webpages.
Scroll down to see EBB Program enrollments or claims data, or click on the links below to jump directly to a specific table:
- Total Enrolled Households – Weekly
- Newly Enrolled Households – Weekly
- Claimed Support
- Claimed Support – Monthly
- Enrollment by State
- Enrollment by ZIP Code
- Enrollment by County
- Additional Data and Definitions
Total Enrolled Households – Weekly
Note: The EBB Program ended on December 31, 2021 with 9,048,536 households enrolled. The EBB Program was replaced by the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) on December 31, 2021. For more information, please visit USAC’s ACP website.
Total Households | Non-Tribal | Tribal | |
Dec. 30 (partial week) | 9,048,536 | 8,909,227 | 139,309 |
Dec. 26 | 8,935,513 | 8,797,495 | 138,018 |
Dec. 19 | 8,758,354 | 8,620,992 | 137,362 |
Dec. 12 | 8,541,021 | 8,404,638 | 136,383 |
Dec. 5 | 8,343,733 | 8,208,961 | 134,772 |
Nov. 28 | 8,066,733 | 7,933,549 | 133,184 |
Nov. 21 | 7,861,311 | 7,729,003 | 132,308 |
Nov. 14 | 7,618,367 | 7,487,396 | 130,971 |
Nov. 7 | 7,368,368 | 7,238,894 | 129,474 |
Oct. 31 | 7,111,673 | 6,983,658 | 128,015 |
Oct. 24 | 6,829,442 | 6,702,809 | 126,633 |
Oct. 17 | 6,593,446 | 6,469,239 | 124,207 |
Oct. 10 | 6,384,277 | 6,261,904 | 122,373 |
Oct. 3 | 6,177,430 | 6,057,108 | 120,322 |
Sept. 26 | 5,969,583 | 5,851,446 | 118,137 |
Sept. 19 | 5,747,601 | 5,631,321 | 116,280 |
Sept. 12 | 5,524,974 | 5,413,194 | 111,780 |
Sept. 5 | 5,328,042 | 5,218,260 | 109,782 |
August 29 | 5,072,944 | 4,965,647 | 107,297 |
August 22 | 4,868,365 | 4,763,265 | 105,100 |
August 15 | 4,667,084 | 4,564,638 | 102,446 |
August 8 | 4,432,041 | 4,332,500 | 99,541 |
August 1 | 4,175,350 | 4,078,496 | 96,854 |
July 25 | 3,938,887 | 3,845,379 | 93,508 |
July 18 | 3,750,369 | 3,661,421 | 88,948 |
July 11 | 3,571,302 | 3,486,011 | 85,291 |
July 4 | 3,336,425 | 3,255,800 | 80,625 |
June 27 | 3,079,043 | 3,003,163 | 75,880 |
June 20 | 2,768,586 | 2,697,005 | 71,581 |
June 13 | 2,553,283 | 2,486,778 | 66,505 |
June 6 | 2,313,946 | 2,252,504 | 61,442 |
May 30 | 1,991,578 | 1,937,964 | 53,614 |
May 23 | 1,514,636 | 1,485,547 | 29,089 |
May 12 – 16 (partial week) | 355,813 | 353,391 | 2,422 |
Note: Total enrolled household data for August, September, and October was updated on October 18, 2021.
Newly Enrolled Households – Weekly
Total Households | Non-Tribal | Tribal | |
Dec. 26 – 30 (partial week) | 113,023 | 111,732 | 1,291 |
Dec. 20 – 26 | 177,159 | 176,503 | 656 |
Dec. 13 – 19 | 217,333 | 216,354 | 979 |
Dec. 6 – Dec. 12 | 197,288 | 195,677 | 1,611 |
Nov. 29 – Dec. 5 | 277,000 | 275,412 | 1,588 |
Nov. 22 – 28 | 205,422 | 204,546 | 876 |
Nov. 15 – 21 | 242,944 | 241,607 | 1,337 |
Nov. 8 – 14 | 249,999 | 248,502 | 1,497 |
Nov. 1 – 7 | 256,695 | 255,236 | 1,459 |
Oct. 25 – 31 | 282,231 | 280,849 | 1,382 |
Oct. 18 – 24 | 235,996 | 233,570 | 2,426 |
Oct. 11 – 17 | 209,169 | 207,335 | 1,834 |
Oct. 4 – 10 | 206,847 | 204,796 | 2,051 |
Sept. 27 – Oct. 3 | 207,847 | 205,662 | 2,185 |
Sept. 20 – 26 | 221,982 | 220,125 | 1,857 |
Sept. 13 – 19 | 222,627 | 218,127 | 4,500 |
Sept. 6 – 12 | 196,932 | 194,934 | 1,998 |
August 30 – Sept. 5 | 255,098 | 252,613 | 2,485 |
August 23 – 29 | 204,579 | 202,382 | 2,197 |
August 16 – 22 | 201,281 | 198,627 | 2,654 |
August 9 – 15 | 235,043 | 232,138 | 2,905 |
August 2 – 8 | 256,691 | 254,004 | 2,687 |
July 26 – August 1 | 236,463 | 233,117 | 3,346 |
July 19 – 25 | 188,518 | 183,958 | 4,560 |
July 12 – 18 | 179,067 | 175,410 | 3,657 |
July 5 – 11 | 234,877 | 230,211 | 4,666 |
June 28 – July 4 | 257,382 | 252,637 | 4,745 |
June 21 – 27 | 310,457 | 306,158 | 4,299 |
June 14 – 20 | 215,303 | 210,227 | 5,076 |
June 7 – 13 | 239,337 | 234,274 | 5,063 |
May 31 – June 6 | 322,368 | 314,540 | 7,828 |
May 24 – 30 | 476,942 | 452,417 | 24,525 |
May 17 – 23 | 1,158,823 | 1,132,156 | 26,667 |
May 16 (partial week) | 355,813 | 353,391 | 2,422 |
Note: Newly enrolled household data for August, September, and October was updated on October 18, 2021.
Claimed Support
Total | Monthly Broadband Support | One-Time Connected Device | |
Appropriation (Total Program Funding) | $3,136,000,000 | – | – |
Total Support Claimed | $1,878,411,129 | $1,718,125,817 | $160,285,312 |
Remaining Appropriations Available for Disbursement | $1,257,588,871 | – | – |
Claimed Support – Monthly
Total | Monthly Broadband Support | One-Time Connected Device | |
May Claims | $70,366,546 | $69,962,673 | $403,873 |
June Claims | $126,204,757 | $117,726,235 | $8,478,522 |
July Claims | $181,899,830 | $160,822,010 | $21,077,820 |
August Claims | $221,943,060 | $198,025,417 | $23,917,643 |
September Claims | $258,534,550 | $239,222,404 | $19,312,146 |
October Claims | $301,243,469 | $276,328,868 | $24,914,601 |
November Claims | $338,541,682 | $312,581,433 | $25,960,249 |
December Claims | $379,677,235 | $343,456,777 | $36,220,458 |
Total | $1,878,411,129 | $1,718,125,817 | $160,285,312 |
Note: As of January 15, 2022, providers had claimed reimbursement for 1,525,898 one-time connected devices. Approximately 98% of these device claims were for tablets, approximately 1% were for laptops, and 1% were for desktop computers.
Enrollment by State
STATE | TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS |
Alabama | 174,099 |
Alaska | 6,892 |
American Samoa | 1,845 |
Arizona | 212,283 |
Arkansas | 85,474 |
California | 1,092,877 |
Colorado | 100,492 |
Connecticut | 91,825 |
Delaware | 17,846 |
District of Columbia | 29,456 |
Florida | 614,614 |
Georgia | 325,965 |
Guam | 595 |
Hawaii | 18,430 |
Idaho | 16,620 |
Illinois | 278,108 |
Indiana | 192,007 |
Iowa | 51,325 |
Kansas | 46,021 |
Kentucky | 207,338 |
Louisiana | 215,457 |
Maine | 27,502 |
Maryland | 130,811 |
Massachusetts | 120,884 |
Michigan | 322,310 |
Minnesota | 86,039 |
Mississippi | 120,454 |
Missouri | 150,642 |
Montana | 15,518 |
Nebraska | 29,242 |
Nevada | 105,175 |
New Hampshire | 13,237 |
New Jersey | 105,067 |
New Mexico | 85,516 |
New York | 609,748 |
North Carolina | 342,239 |
North Dakota | 4,454 |
Northern Mariana Islands | 2,820 |
Ohio | 481,297 |
Oklahoma | 137,748 |
Oregon | 78,694 |
Pennsylvania | 322,401 |
Puerto Rico | 367,739 |
Rhode Island | 24,623 |
South Carolina | 171,208 |
South Dakota | 4,333 |
Tennessee | 187,856 |
Texas | 642,493 |
Utah | 29,878 |
Vermont | 9,946 |
Virgin Islands | 498 |
Virginia | 165,014 |
Washington | 148,832 |
West Virginia | 59,241 |
Wisconsin | 160,676 |
Wyoming | 4,832 |
Total | 9,048,536 |
Timing
This tracker will be updated on a weekly and monthly basis. Enrollment data will be updated weekly. Support claimed and remaining funds will be updated on a monthly basis.
The tracker was last updated on January 3, 2021.
Enrollment by Zip Code
ZIP3 Data: The Zip3 Excel file allows users to view the total enrolled households by the first three digits of a ZIP code (ZIP3). To protect subscriber privacy and to reduce the risk of identification of enrolled households, USAC has redacted any ZIP3s with a population under 20,000, according to the latest Census information. These redacted ZIP3s are identified as “000.”
Full Zip Code Data: A second Zip5 Excel file allows users to view the total enrolled households by the full five-digit ZIP code as of the first of the month, starting with August 1. USAC has redacted any ZIP codes meeting the criteria developed by the FCC to protect subscriber privacy and to reduce the risk of identification of enrolled households. ZIP codes are excluded if their estimated population is below 50, if a population estimate for the ZIP code is not available in the American Community Survey, if there are fewer than 1,000 enrolled households in a ZIP code and those households comprise most of a ZIP code’s estimated population, or if the number of EBB enrolled households in a ZIP code equals or exceeds the population estimate range for that ZIP code.
Enrollment by County
County Data: The County Excel file allows users to view the total enrolled households by county as of December 30, 2021. County name, state, state FIPS, and county FIPS are included.
Note: Federal Information Processing System (FIPS) codes are numbers that uniquely identify geographic areas. The number of digits in FIPS codes vary depending on the level of geography. State-level FIPS codes have two digits; county-level FIPS codes have five digits–of which the first two are the FIPS code of the state to which the county belongs.
More EBB Program Data
Users can find more Emergency Broadband Benefit Program data sets including EBB Program subscribers by method of verification, EBB Program subscribers by age and EBB Program subscribers by service type on the Additional EBB Program Data webpage.
Definitions
Appropriation refers to the total program funding that is available for the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program (EBB Program) from the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. The amount listed excludes funding designated for administrative costs.
EBB Program Providers are broadband providers that have elected to participate in the EBB Program. These providers are required to submit a reimbursement request through the EBB Program claims process in the Lifeline Claims System in order to receive reimbursement from the Emergency Broadband Connectivity Fund for discounts on internet monthly broadband services and associated equipment rentals, and a one-time reimbursement for connected devices, if available, provided to enrolled households.
Monthly Broadband Support refers to the total amount claimed by EBB Program Providers for reimbursement of EBB discounts provided to enrolled EBB households to reduce the standard rate of eligible broadband service and associated equipment rentals in a given month.
Newly Enrolled Households refers to the number of EBB Program households that are newly enrolled in the National Lifeline Accountability Database (NLAD) as of the data week.
One-Time Connected Device Reimbursement refers to a single reimbursement to an EBB Program Provider of up to $100 for one connected device per household. Connected devices are defined as laptops, desktop computers, or tablets. EBB Program Providers are not required to offer a connected device through the EBB Program.
Reimbursement Type refers to the type of benefit claimed by an EBB Program Provider. Providers may claim a monthly discount on the standard rate for broadband service for eligible households or a one-time device reimbursement per household.
Support Claimed refers to the amount of reimbursement that is claimed by EBB Program Providers for provision of EBB discounts to households. Providers certify the total monthly support amount each month in order to receive reimbursement.
Tribal Status refers to whether or not the claimed household lives on qualifying Tribal lands. Households on Tribal lands can receive a monthly EBB discount of up to $75, whereas non-Tribal subscribers can receive up to $50 for monthly broadband service and associated equipment rentals.