T-Mobile Crews and Teams Restore Connectivity as Gulf Coast Communities Recover from Hurricane Isaias
Business Wire•10/10/2026•16:55 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤96% of T-Mobile sites operational across four affected markets Saturday morning
- ➤T-Satellite users sent and received over 38,000 texts on October 9
- ➤SON technology made more than 7,500 automated network adjustments since October 9
- ➤Eligible first responders receive 30 days of T-Priority with T-Satellite at no charge
Expert Statements
Ankur Kapoor, Chief Network Officer, T-Mobile
“Our thoughts are with the families who have lost loved ones and everyone impacted by Hurricane Isaias”
Ankur Kapoor, Chief Network Officer, T-Mobile
“Keeping people connected is one way T-Mobile can help communities through this difficult time.”
Ankur Kapoor, Chief Network Officer, T-Mobile
“Our network has held strong despite widespread commercial power outages, with intelligent technology making automatic network adjustments to help maintain coverage.”
Ankur Kapoor, Chief Network Officer, T-Mobile
“Our crews are working to restore service where it’s been impacted, while T-Satellite provides another way to reach family and friends, and T-Priority supports first responders' critical communications.”
Ankur Kapoor, Chief Network Officer, T-Mobile
“We’re committed to doing everything we can for the communities counting on us throughout recovery.”
T-Mobile Crews and Teams Restore Connectivity as Gulf Coast Communities Recover from Hurricane Isaias
As Gulf Coast communities face widespread power outages and begin recovery, T-Mobile crews are working to restore service while T-Satellite, T-Priority and intelligent network technology help keep families and first responders connected when it matters most
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