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Welcome:

Welcome Message

Mission Statement

Organizational Structure

How to File Complaints:

Amateur Radio Complaints

Broadcast Complaints

Consumer Telephone-Related Complaints

Interference Complaints

Local Telephone Competition & Other Common-Carrier Market Violations

Wireless 911 and E911 Violations

Documents:

News Releases

Public Notices

Orders

Field Issued Citations, NALs & NOVs

Reports

Speeches, Remarks and Statements

Other Helpful Info:

Information About Telecommunications Companies Including Designated Agent For Service of Process

Inspection Fact Sheet

Pending Section 208 Formal Complaints Since January 1, 2001

Headlines

10-15-2004	FCC Proposes Maximum Forfeiture of $55,000 Against Entercom for Apparent Violations of Indecency Rule
10-12-2004	FCC Proposes $1,183,000 Forfeiture Against Fox Stations for Apparent Violation of Indecency Rule During Broadcast of “Married By America” Episode
09-30-2004	Enforcement Bureau Names Assistant Chief of Telecommunications Consumers Division
09-22-2004	FCC Proposes Statutory Maximum Fine of $550,000 Against Viacom-owned CBS Affiliates for Apparent Violation of Indecency Rules During Broadcast of Super Bowl Halftime Show
09-22-2004	James A. Dailey, Director, Enforcement Bureau Office of Homeland Security Makes Written Statement Concerning the Emergency Alert System (EAS) before the U.S. House of Representatives Select Committee on Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness and Response
09-20-2004	Elizabeth H. Valinoti Named Legal Advisor to Chief of Enforcement Bureau
09-07-2004	Chairman Powell Applauds $400,000 FCC Enforcement Action Regarding the National Do-Not-Call Registry
08-12-2004	FCC and Emmis Communications Corporation Enter into $300,000 Consent Decree Concerning Indecency Restrictions
08-12-2004	FCC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking seeks comments on EAS system Rules Changes
08-09-2004	FCC Denies Complaints Against "Will and Grace" Episode
	More headlines . . .

Offices

Office of the Bureau Chief
Investigations & Hearings Division
Market Disputes Resolution Division
Office of Homeland Security
Spectrum Enforcement Division
Telecommunications Consumers Division
Regional & Field Offices

Key People

Bureau Chief David H. Solomon
Deputy Bureau Chief Linda Blair
Deputy Bureau Chief Mary Beth Richards
Deputy Bureau Chief Christopher Olsen
Associate Bureau Chief/Chief of Staff Suzanne Tetreault
Assistant Bureau Chief Lisa M. Fowlkes
Assistant Bureau Chief George Dillon
Legal Advisor Elizabeth Mumaw
Legal Advisor Elizabeth Valinoti

Division Chiefs:
William Davenport, Investigations & Hearings
Alex Starr, Market Disputes Resolution
Jim Dailey, Office of Homeland Security
Colleen Heitkamp, Telecommunications Consumers
Joseph Casey, Spectrum Enforcement
Regional Directors:
Dennis P. Carlton, South Central
Rebecca Dorch, Western
Russell D. (Joe) Monie, Jr., Northeast

What We Do:

Broadcast of Obscene, Profane and/or Indecent Material

Broadcast Issues

Consumer Telephone-Related Issues

Disabilities Issues & Answers

Emergency Alert System (EAS) Information

Field Activity and Actions

Local Telephone Competition Enforcement

Pole Attachment Enforcement

Public Safety Enforcement

Section 271 Enforcement

Technical Rule Violations

Unauthorized Assignment/Transfer of Control of Licenses

Universal Service Fund Contribution Enforcement

Wireless 911 and E911 Violations

Notice/Disclaimer:

The content of these pages is unofficial and not authority for action. Views and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.

Webmaster: Frank.Haynes@fcc.gov

last reviewed/updated on Fri Oct 15 14:24:50 EDT 2004

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