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The Washington Monitor<br />
Page 10<br />
The FCC’s Wireline Competition Bureau announced that $600 million in unused<br />
federal universal service funds for schools and libraries will be carried forward to increase<br />
disbursements to schools and libraries in Funding Year 2008 in excess of the annual cap. The<br />
2008 funding year for purposes of the schools and libraries cap is July 1, 2008 to June 30,<br />
2009. Commission rules require that “all funds that are collected and that are unused from<br />
prior years shall be available for use in the next full funding year of the schools and libraries<br />
mechanism in accordance with the public interest and notwithstanding the annual cap.”<br />
Public Notice, CC Docket No. 02-6, DA 08-1470, released June 23, 2008.<br />
The Washington Monitor is published monthly by the Rural Cellular <strong>Association</strong> (RCA). Contributors to<br />
The Washington Monitor include RCA’s counsel, David Nace and Pamela Gist of Lukas, Nace, Gutierrez &<br />
Sachs, Chtd. (202) 857-3500, RCA’s legislative consultants, Carol McDaid and Gwen O’Brien of Capitol<br />
Decisions, Inc. (202-737-8167) and RCA’s technical consultant, Art Prest (301-983-3072).<br />
Disclaimer: RCA members should determine the applicability of all Federal Communications Commission<br />
rules and policies, as well as other information contained herein, to their own operations and consult their<br />
own counsel as may be appropriate. RCA, its counsel and its consultants assume no responsibility for errors<br />
or omissions in The Washington Monitor.<br />
© 2008 Rural Cellular <strong>Association</strong>