Staff Newsletter

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The Staffs’ Newsletter for March 2022 can be found on the Agency’s Intranet.

Emergency Broadband Benefit Change

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On March 1, 2022, most legacy Emergency Broadband Benefit households should be automatically transitioned to the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP).  Households that need to take action to remain enrolled in the ACP will have been contacted by USAC, the program administrator, or their provider.  

After the transition period ends on March 1, 2022, the monthly discount for all legacy EBB participants not located on qualifying Tribal lands will be reduced to $30. Consumers should contact their provider if they are concerned about a possible increase in their monthly service bill or are interested in changing to a different service plan. 

For more info, please visit: fcc.gov/ACP

 

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Staff Newsletter

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The February 2022 Employee Newsletter can be found on the Agency’s Intranet.  

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