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George McDonald Announces Resignation

The Schools and Libraries Division has announced that George McDonald will step down as Vice President of the SLD effective June 30, 2005. Mr. McDonald was named Vice President of...

FCC Inspector General Still Concerned about Waste, Fraud and Abuse

The FCC Office of Inspector General (OIG) in its recently released semi-annual report to Congress states that they "continue to be concerned about fraud, waste and abuse‚Ä¶.and while the Commission...

The SLD Will Release Another $55.6 million for the 2004 Funding Year

On Tuesday, June 21st, the SLD will release another $55.6 million for the 2004 funding year. The SLD will have committed a little over $2.2 billion and expects to issue...

SLD to Issue Last Formal Wave for 2003

05/31/2005 - The Schools and Libraries Division announced that on June 1 it will release the last formal wave for the 2003 funding year, approving more than $59 million worth...

SLD Provides More Information About Status of Application Review

The Schools and Libraries Division has decided to make more information available about where E-rate applications stand in the application review process. The change addresses one of the recommendations that...

Bill Introduced in House to Exempt E-rate from Anti-Deficiency Act

A bill has been introduced in the House that, like a companion bill in the Senate, would permanently exempt the universal service programs from compliance with the Anti-Deficiency Act.

SLD Releases Another $126.3 Million in 2004 Commitments

The Schools and Libraries Division announced that on May 24 it would distribute another wave of funding commitments for 2004, this one totaling more than $126.3 million. The latest wave,...

FCC Pulls Universal Service NPRM From Agenda

The Federal Communications Commission this morning pulled a vote on a rule-making related to organization of the Universal Service Fund programs from the agenda of its open meeting today.