Frontier Asks FCC To Reduce CAF II Locations in Seven States To Match Actual Findings
As it develops network plans for the Connect America Fund Phase II buildout, Frontier has found fewer locations in need of services in seven states in which it had accepted funding, the company said in a letter to the FCC.…
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Frontier found the locations in Arizona, Connecticut, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico and New York, the letter said. Because of these findings, the company is asking the FCC to adjust the expected number to the actual number of locations, it said.