Copper phone line retirement report: January 2024
In January 2024, the FCC published notice of 1 filing to stop copper phone service, from 1 phone company. They cover 0 telephone exchanges we track in 1 state.
The numbers
- Filings
- 1
- Exchanges covered
- 0
- First time in a filing
- 0
- States with exchanges covered
- 1
By phone company
| Phone company | Filings | Exchanges covered | States with exchanges covered |
|---|---|---|---|
| HCI | 1 | 0 | KS |
The filings
HCI, FCC docket 24-22
Analog voice service(s) supported by copper telephone lines in Wichita, Kansas.
Public notice January 18, 2024; date in the filing March 1, 2024.
Running total
Through January 2024: 1 copper phone line filing with an FCC public notice, covering 0 telephone exchanges we track. See the full timeline or browse by state and town.
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How we count
- A month's filings are the ones whose FCC public notice is dated that month.
- State counts are the states where we track exchanges a filing covers. A filing can list more states than that, for example where the company is not the local phone company.
- An exchange is a telephone exchange (rate center) with a town page on this site. Some filings name exchanges or wire centers; others cover portions of a state without listing places, and we count the exchanges in those areas separately.
- A filing is a request. The phone company has to notify affected customers in writing before it changes their service.
- Sources: FCC public notices and the Electronic Comment Filing System, linked from each filing page. This product uses FCC APIs and/or Data but is not endorsed or certified by the FCC.
Data as of November 2, 2026, from FCC public notices. Not legal or regulatory advice.