FCCProposed Rule
Build America: Eliminating Barriers to Wireless Deployments
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Summary
The FCC is proposing new rules to make it faster and easier for wireless companies to build cell towers and 5G infrastructure across the country. By reducing paperwork and streamlining approval processes, the rule aims to expand wireless coverage to more Americans, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
Key Points
- 1Simplifies the process for wireless companies to get permits and approvals for building cell towers and wireless infrastructure
- 2Reduces unnecessary delays and red tape that have slowed down wireless network expansion in many communities
- 3Aims to bring better cell phone coverage and faster internet to rural areas and underserved neighborhoods
- 4The public can submit comments on this proposal until January 16, 2026, before the FCC makes a final decision
- 5Affects wireless companies, local governments, and consumers who depend on cell phone and internet services
Key Dates
Published
December 1, 2025
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