1. Short title This Act may be cited as the State Broadband Office Innovation Pilot Act . 2. Innovation pilot program (a) Establishment of program (1) Requirements Not later than 30 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Assistant Secretary shall establish a pilot program to provide grants to eligible State broadband offices for new projects to increase broadband connectivity, accelerate deployment of broadband, or establish affordable broadband access to underserved populations that includes any of the following: (A) Mapping and data collection of areas of connectivity, underserved areas, and unserved areas to improve efforts to map, collect data, and supplement ongoing efforts. (B) Planning and program evaluation of broadband to establish or incentivize affordable options. (C) Engaging unserved or underserved farms for the purpose of enabling precision agriculture or other purposes. (D) A project that makes networks more reliable and resilient to natural disasters. (E) Any State, local, or Tribal project that engages in creative solutions to ensure more underserved populations have access to affordable, high-quality broadband and a latency that is sufficiently low to allow real-time, interactive applications. (2) Partnerships An eligible State broadband office may engage in partnerships with public, private, or other entities (including public utilities districts) in a project described under paragraph (1). (b) Source of funding Any grant made under this section shall be in addition to any other grant made by the Federal Government and shall not be a violation of any other grant requirement restricting or prohibiting the Federal Government as a source of funding. (c) Public outreach The Assistant Secretary— (1) shall notify the public about the pilot program under this section by— (A) publishing a description of the program, including when and how to apply, on the NTIA website; and (B) disseminating such description through social media or other means