2015 Statewide Survey Results Digital Divide is Greatest for the Disadvantaged Percentage of Californians with Broadband at Home  65% of Households.

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2015 Statewide Survey Results

Digital Divide is Greatest for the Disadvantaged Percentage of Californians with Broadband at Home  65% of Households Earning Less Than $20,000 a Year (16% by smart phone only – 35% not connected)  63% of Households with Spanish-Speakers (21% by smart phone only – 37% not connected)  59% of People with Disabilities (8% by smart phone only – 41% not connected)  57% of Adults Age 65 or Older – Seniors (1% by smart phone only – 43% not connected)  52% of Non-High School Graduates (18% by smart phone only – 48% not connected)

Opportunities for County Leadership  Adopt a policy, include in General Plan ( Sample Policy - Resource Guide for Local and Regional Government Leaders ).  Promote “smart government” in all leadership roles:  Policy Leader – Participate in Broadband Regional Consortium.  Planner – Adopt “dig once” and other land use policies.  Regulator – Ensure broadband incorporated into all projects.  Consumer - Consolidate purchases for best networks.  Service Provider – Deliver services online, drive adoption.  Ensure that county health departments, hospitals and clinics join the California Telehealth Network.  Make libraries “digital hubs” and “ WiFi hot spots”.  Incorporate digital literacy in human services: integrate services with schools and cities for better outcomes.