Adak Eagle Enterprises and its subsidiary Windy City...
Adak Eagle Enterprises and its subsidiary Windy City Cellular submitted their long-term plan to transition “as close to the $250 per line monthly cap on high-cost USF support as possible” (http://bit.ly/12ev5iH). The companies have sought waivers of some of the…
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caps on high-cost USF support, without which they say operations would become unsustainable (CD Sept 19 p10). Adak and Windy City’s plan reflects several “assumptions,” the companies said, including high-cost support for Adak being maintained at its current interim relief levels, and high-cost support for Windy City being maintained at 70 percent of its 2011 levels. The actual transition plan was redacted in the publicly filed version. “The companies remain committed to operating as efficiently as possible in order to continue providing essential service to Adak Island, one of the most remote areas in the country,” they said.