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Cable Regulation
The Cable Office provides cable television regulation and enforcement for all cable television service customers within the San Diego City limits. The City of San Diego maintains a non-exclusive cable television franchise with Time Warner Cable Inc. and monitors the state franchises held by Cox Communications and AT&T. Cox Communications serves the community south of the San Diego River. Spectrum serves those areas located north of the San Diego River.
The Cable Office oversees the Public, Education and Government (PEG) fees insuring that state of the art technologies are deployed to ensure the public's continued access to the airwaves.
Customer Service Phone Numbers
To reach the customer service department of your local cable company, call the following numbers:
Cox Communications: 619-262-1122
Spectrum Cable: 855-707-7328
AT&T U-verse: 1-800-ATT-2020 (1-800-288-2020) toll-free
Complaints
If you have a cable television service problem that has not been resolved through direct contact with your cable company, you can reach the Cable Office for additional assistance at cablecomplaints@sandiego.gov.
For telephone service complaints, contact the California Public Utilities Commission at 800-649-7570.
Federal Telecommunications Rules & Regulations
Contact the Federal Communications Commission with questions on federal telecommunications rules and regulations as well as questions regarding broadcast or radio interference. The FCC's national consumer assistance number is 888-225-5322.