A06179Introduced in the Assembly
Relates to attachments to utility poles for broadband service; provides that for a broadband internet provider that does not provide regulated telephone service, a pole owner shall not require such broadband internet provider to obtain a certificate of public convenience and necessity as a condition to making attachments to utility poles solely owned or jointly-owned by the pole owner.
Introduced by Demond Meeks, District 137
What does this bill do?
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Official description
Relates to attachments to utility poles for broadband service; provides that for a broadband internet provider that does not provide regulated telephone service, a pole owner shall not require such broadband internet provider to obtain a certificate of public convenience and necessity as a condition to making attachments to utility poles solely owned or jointly-owned by the pole owner.
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referred to corporations, authorities and commissions
January 7, 2026
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referred to corporations, authorities and commissions
referred to corporations, authorities and commissions
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