Correction to FCC Rules on 900 MHz Broadband Licensing Deadlines and Coverage Benchmarks
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The Federal Communications Commission has published a correction to its rules governing 900 MHz broadband licenses. This document does not create new policy. It fixes clerical and formatting errors in two sections of the code that were published on March 31, 2026.
Why it matters: This is a routine administrative correction. It ensures the published rules accurately reflect the FCC’s original intent and removes ambiguities that could cause compliance confusion for existing license holders. The practical effect is limited to ensuring that wireless carriers and rural broadband providers are held to the correct deadlines and coverage thresholds.
Who it affects
- Holders of specific 900 MHz broadband license categories
This correction was issued by the Federal Communications Commission and published in the Federal Register on April 29, 2026; readers relying on these coverage deadlines should verify the full text of the original March 31 rule and this correction against the official code.
Agency: Federal Communications Commission
Source: Federal Register — read the official document