FCC Cites Montana Radio Stations Over Emergency Alert System Violations
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has cited radio stations located in Montana for violations concerning the Emergency Alert System (EAS).
Billings, MT, October 28, 2026 —
The Federal Communications Commission has cited radio stations located in Montana for violations concerning the Emergency Alert System, according to the information provided. The available summary does not identify the stations or specify what conduct led to the citations.
Details about the number of stations, the dates of the alleged violations and the specific EAS requirements at issue were not provided. The summary also does not state whether the FCC imposed penalties, set deadlines for corrective action or described any response from the stations.
Without those details, the scope and circumstances of the citations cannot be determined from the available information. It is not clear whether the cited matters involved the same type of violation or separate issues. No findings about the stations’ actions beyond the stated EAS-related violations were included.
The FCC is identified in the summary as the agency that issued the citations, and Montana is identified as the location of the radio stations. The source information does not provide a date for the agency’s action, name any officials or station representatives, or include statements from either the agency or the stations.
Further specifics—including the stations’ identities, the exact violations and any subsequent steps—were not provided. As a result, the information establishes that citations were issued over matters concerning the EAS, but does not explain the underlying events or their outcome.
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