The FCC
has reached an agreement with St. George Cable that ends an investigation that
began in 2010.
In 2012 the FCC levied an almost
quarter-million dollar fine on St. George Cable for a number of issues including not having the required Emergency Alert System equipment installed and
operating the cable system with too much signal leakage which can impact air
traffic communications.
At the time the FCC levied a 236 thousand
dollar fine against the company.
Last week the FCC issued a Consent
Decree requiring St. George Cable to pay a fine of only 2500 dollars, though
the the company could be forced to pay the remainder of
the original proposed civil penalty if they violate FCC rules in the next
three years.
That’s not likely
going to happen as St. George Cable is no longer in operation.
It was
purchased by the Mediacom Cable Company in 2015.
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