INCOMPAS Presses FCC to Reform Pole Attachment Rules
INCOMPAS urged the FCC to adopt fair pole attachment rules
INCOMPAS urged the FCC to adopt fair pole attachment rules
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 2025 — Federal regulators are facing mounting pressure from the broadband industry about the need to update pole attachment rules to speed up broadband deployment.
The trade group INCOMPAS called on the Federal Communications Commission to reform pole attachment rules, saying delays, high costs and inconsistent utility practices are slowing broadband deployment.
INCOMPAS, based in Washington, D.C., advocates for policies that foster competition, innovation and economic growth. Members include Conterra and Microsoft,
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