FCC Finds Another Bronx Pirate
- The New York State Broadcasters Association
- Jul 8
- 1 min read

The FCC issued a Notice of Illegal Pirate Operation to another property owner on Hill Avenue in the Bronx. This time, the illegal pirate station was operating on 91.3 FM. Once again, the Commission focused on the property owner.
“Accordingly, you are hereby notified and warned that the FCC may issue a fine of up to $2,453,218 if, following the response period set forth below, we determine that you have continued to permit any individual or entity to engage in pirate radio broadcasting from the property that you own or manage.
If you do not respond to this Notice, the FCC may nonetheless determine that, as a legal matter, you have sufficient knowledge of the above-referenced pirate radio activity to support enforcement action against you. Service of this Notice to you or your agent establishes the foundation, along with other evidence, that could lead to significant financial penalties.”
In the Notice, the FCC asked the property owner to provide the name and contact information of the illegal pirate station operator. We applaud the FCC’s continued efforts to eliminate illegal pirate radio stations. Keep up the good work!
You can see the FCC Notice here.



