Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr on Friday announced an investigation of potential fraud through the E-Rate program in Minnesota.
“The FCC is committed to stopping bad actors from defrauding our USF programs, including those who target our E-Rate program as a way to line their own pockets. When billions of dollars are at stake, we need to ensure that the Commission’s programs are working efficiently and effectively,” Carr said in a written statement:
By requesting critical program information from Minnesota educational institutions suspected of wrongdoing within this program, we’re taking that initial and critical…
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