Enacts the "cellular mapping act" to improve cellular service in New York.
The bill, known as the "cellular mapping act," mandates the Public Service Commission to review and enhance cellular services across New York. It requires the commission to study the availability, affordability, and reliability of cellular services, focusing on areas with insufficient coverage. The commission must publish a detailed map of cellular service access, including call completion rates and download speeds. The bill also requires the commission to hold public hearings and work with service providers to prioritize access for communities negatively impacted by poor service.
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