FCC Expands DIRS and MDRI Scope to Include Guam for Super Typhoon Sinlaku
Summary
The FCC has expanded the activation area for the Disaster Information Reporting System (DIRS) and the Multi-Notification Disaster Recovery Initiative (MDRI) to include Guam in response to Super Typhoon Sinlaku. This public notice extends emergency communications disaster reporting coverage to communications providers operating in Guam. The expansion applies to all entities participating in DIRS that serve the affected territory.
What changed
The FCC has expanded the geographic scope of the Disaster Information Reporting System and the Multi-Notification Disaster Recovery Initiative to include Guam as an affected area for Super Typhoon Sinlaku. DIRS is a voluntary system that allows communications providers to report their status during disasters, while MDRI facilitates coordination and notification among affected entities.\n\nCommunications providers operating in Guam should monitor FCC guidance regarding DIRS participation and emergency reporting procedures. This expansion indicates FCC is actively monitoring the storm's impact on telecommunications infrastructure in the Pacific territory and is providing a framework for industry coordination during the disaster response.
What to do next
- Monitor DIRS and MDRI activation requirements for Guam
- Communications providers in Guam should follow emergency reporting procedures
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- Full Title: FCC Expands Scope of DIRS and the MDRI for Sinlaku
- Document Type: Public Notice
- Bureau(s): Media Relations
- Description The FCC expands the activation area for DIRS and the MDRI to include Guam for Super Typhoon Sinlaku.
- DA/FCC #: DA-26-371
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Document Dates
- Released On:
Apr 15, 2026
- Issued On:
Apr 15, 2026
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