The Public Service Commission is responsible for the policies and procedures of the Universal Service Fund. The Fund was established under the 1993 Wisconsin Act 496 to ensure that all state residents receive essential telecommunication services and have access to advanced telecommunication capabilities. Universal Service Fund programs created by the Public Service Commission have been developed to address telecommunication needs for low-income customers, high rate areas of the state, customers with disabilities, non-profit groups, medical clinics and public health agencies and for areas of the state needing access to pay telephones.

Intrastate Universal Service Fund Assessment for Telecommunications Providers
	Assessments and Fees

Universal Service Fund Identification of State USF Recovery Amounts on Customer Bills
	November 2007 letter regarding TEACH, DPI, UW assessment charge (104 kb)
	November 2007 letter regarding PSC USF assessment charge (122 kb)
	November 2007 letter sent to Telecommunications Providers Assessed for the Wisconsin Universal Service Fund (122 kb)
	State USF Recovery on Customer Bills, November 2007 (22kb)
	State USF Assessment Chart 17kb)