NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Three New Mexico Pueblos are receiving funding from the federal government to support high speed internet access. Story continues below Podcast: Albuquerque Mayor Talks Crime, Homelessness, Goals for 2025 Crime: Former Bernalillo County deputy sentenced for tipping off drug dealer to 2021 raid Business: New owners talk about what’s next for South Valley batting cage The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has awarded $22.6 million to three tribal communities. $18.6 million will be going to San Felipe Pueblo, $2.4 million for Jemez and $1.5 million to Picuris. Officials say the funds will be used to build broadband infrastructure, expand technical support and training as well as provide workforce development opportunities.