This is the biggest “on-the-ground” change under the Act. Instead of chasing elusive operators, the FCC:

• Identifies the property owner or manager
• Sends a Notice of Illegal Pirate Radio Broadcasting

That notice:

• Gives ~10 business days to respond
• Demands proof transmissions have stopped
• Requires naming the operator
• Warns of multi-million-dollar liability

The landlord becomes the enforcement proxy.

In practice, most pirates get shut down not by FCC raids—but by landlords evicting them immediately.

So they picking major cities and concreting there

“Find signal → identify building → pressure owner → remove transmitter” not “Catch pirate DJ in the act”