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Personal wireless service facilities

Equipment used for wireless communication, such as cell towers, antennas, and related structures, that transmit and receive signals for mobile phones and other wireless devices.

Small personal wireless service facilities

Smaller versions of wireless equipment, often pole-mounted antennas, used to boost wireless signals in specific areas, especially in dense urban environments or to fill coverage gaps.

Siting processes

The procedures, rules, and permits required by local and state governments for approving where and how wireless communication facilities are built or modified.

Communications Act of 1934

The foundational federal law that regulates interstate and foreign communication by wire and radio, establishing the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and governing broadcasting, telephone, and other communication services.

Deemed granted

A legal concept where an application or request is automatically considered approved if the governing authority fails to make a decision within a specified time limit.

Radio frequency (RF) emissions

Energy waves emitted by electronic devices, including cell towers and phones, that carry wireless signals. Federal agencies set safety standards for these emissions.