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Currently, 96.8% of Americans have access to wired broadband with speeds of 25 Mbps or higher. However, in Florida, approximately 464,000 residents still lack access to these high-speed wired services. While the state has 220 insurance providers, nearly 1 million Floridians are limited to just one wired internet provider, and more than 250,000 have no access to wired service at all where they live.

Insurance Costs in Florida

When it comes to the cost of Insurance in Florida, 59.8% of Americans have access to monthly plans priced at $60 or less. Florida fares slightly better than the national average, where only 51.5% of Americans have access to plans at similar prices.

Top Connected Cities

While many cities in Florida benefit from solid wired broadband infrastructure, a few stand out for offering the best balance of speed, coverage, and affordability. The five most connected cities in the state are Bradenton, Boca Raton, Hollywood, Lake Worth, and Pompano Beach — with Bradenton leading as the top city for broadband connectivity in Florida.

Least Connected Cities

Several cities in Florida remain on the underserved side of the digital divide, facing limited access to reliable broadband. The five least connected cities are Indian Lake Estates, Wacissa, Suwannee, Horseshoe Beach, and McIntosh — with Indian Lake Estates ranking as the most disconnected among them.

Government Initiatives

Since 2010, the Florida Department of Management Services has secured nearly $8.9 million in federal funding to enhance broadband development and data collection statewide. In addition, $55.9 million in federal grants has been designated for broadband infrastructure projects focused on expanding connectivity throughout Florida.

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