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AT&T proposes wireless antennas at downtown Phoenix building

AT&T Mobility is proposing new wireless antennas on an existing building at 125 East Jackson Street in downtown Phoenix.

AT&T proposes wireless antennas at downtown Phoenix building

Key takeaways

  • AT&T Mobility is proposing new wireless antennas.
  • The proposed location is 125 East Jackson Street in Phoenix.
  • The building is in Maricopa County’s 85004 ZIP code.
  • The notice concerns a proposal, not a completed installation.

AT&T Mobility, LLC is proposing to install new wireless antennas on an existing building at 125 East Jackson Street in Phoenix, according to a public notice linked through the Fountain Hills Times Independent. The address is in Phoenix’s 85004 ZIP code and Maricopa County.

What AT&T is proposing

The proposal calls for new wireless antennas to be placed on an existing building. The notice identifies AT&T Mobility, LLC as the business behind the proposed facility.

The public notice describes an addition to an existing structure rather than a new standalone building. It does not establish that the antennas have been installed or that the proposal has received approval.

Location

The proposed work is tied to 125 East Jackson Street in Phoenix. The notice identifies the location as being in Maricopa County, Arizona, with ZIP code 85004.

What the notice means

A proposal for wireless equipment is not the same as a completed project. Any action connected to the installation would depend on the applicable review and approval process. The notice itself identifies the proposed location and the type of equipment but does not set out a completion date.

Residents and property owners who want to follow the matter should look for additional public notices or records tied to the address and the proposed wireless facility.

What to watch

  • Any additional public notice tied to 125 East Jackson Street.
  • Records showing whether the proposal receives required approval.
  • Further details about the proposed wireless facility or installation schedule.

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