Lulu’s Law

The law expands the types of dangers that may trigger public warnings on wireless devices.

What the law does ​

• Allows shark attacks to qualify for wireless emergency alerts.
• Requires the Federal Communications Commission to issue an implementing order within 180 days after June 26, 2026.

Who it affects ​

• People in areas where shark attacks may pose a danger.
• Wireless emergency alert participants and the Federal Communications Commission.

Breakdown ​

Lulu’s Law ​

Lulu’s Law requires the Federal Communications Commission to allow wireless emergency alerts to be sent for shark attacks. The FCC must issue the required order within 180 days after the law was enacted.

Key takeaways

• Shark attacks may qualify for wireless emergency alert messages.
• The Federal Communications Commission must issue an order implementing this change.
• The FCC must act within 180 days after June 26, 2026.