Verizon Fined $1.05 Million for 911 Outage Violation
Verizon Communications' wireless unit will pay a $1.05 million fine following an FCC investigation into a December 2022 outage that prevented hundreds of 911 calls in six states. The outage lasted one hour and forty-four minutes and was similar to a previous outage in October 2022.
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Verizon Communications' wireless unit will pay a $1.05 million fine to resolve an investigation that the company violated government rules by failing to deliver 911 calls during an outage in December 2022 in six states.
The FCC said a December 2022 outage lasted for one hour and forty-four minutes and prevented hundreds of 911 calls from completing through Verizon Wireless’s network and was similar to one that Verizon Wireless experienced in October 2022.
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