Trusty Speaks on U.S. Wireless and Spectrum Policy at Industry Forum
In New Orleans, the FCC commissioner outlined efforts to expand broadband access and cut regulatory burdens.
April 15, 2026 – Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Olivia Trusty outlined key priorities for expanding broadband access and modernizing telecommunications policy Monday, emphasizing deregulation and U.S. leadership in wireless technology.
Speaking at a forum of the Wireless Telecommunications Alliance, Trusty pointed to the FCC’s “Build America Agenda,” which focuses on accelerating broadband deployment and freeing up spectrum to boost competition and lower costs.
“Broadband supports economic development, telehealth, education, public safety, small businesses, and so much more,” she said, describing connectivity as essential to the modern economy.
