Transportation & Infrastructure
Regional Broadband Alliance
Broadband is critical infrastructure.
Internet access is essential for quality of life, innovative education, and a competitive economy in our region.
Thrive’s Regional Broadband Alliance is a cross-sector partnership framework where stakeholders unite across state lines and sectors to share ideas and resources related to digital access and literacy.
Broadband can be built to unite, equitably, and without prejudice. We can make our region a place where both innovation and investment in such infrastructure benefit everyone who lives here, no matter ethnicity, rural or urban, or sector.
— Geoff Millener, Senior Programs and Operations Officer for The Enterprise Center
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Data & Reports
Bradley County Connectivity Plan
Bradley County’s Community Connectivity Plan provides a strategic roadmap for expanding broadband infrastructure and improving access across the community.
The Tri-State Roadmap Report
Explore strategies for the safe and efficient movement of people, products, and data around the tri-state Chattanooga region. The ideas and priorities in this report were researched and incubated by Thrive’s year-long Transportation Collaborative task force.
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Transportation Collaborative
Thrive’s Transportation Collaborative was a coordinated task force of private and public partners dedicated to promoting the safe and efficient movement of people, products, and data in and around the tri-state region.
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Freight Mobility Coalition
Join a network of government and industry professionals that embraces the region as a global leader in logistics, and seeks to improve the efficiency and safety of transportation for both people and goods.
Thrive Regional Infrastructure Portal
The Thrive Regional Infrastructure Portal (TRIP) is a geospatial data portal that integrates information from across three states (Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee) that are critical corridors of the southeastern supply chain network.