Kevin McDorman

ALT White background with large blue quotation marks. Text overlay reads, "The trends in our wireless and broadband businesses continue. We are growing subscribers, ARPUs and margins in both wireless and broadband." Pascal Desroches, SR EVP & CFO - AT&T

ALT Light blue background with large dark blue quotation marks. Text overlay reads, "It’s clear the fundamentals of our business have never been stronger. And they will only grow stronger as we continue to scale our networks, simplify our customers’ connected lives and deepen our engagement with them." John Stankey, Chief Executive Officer - AT&T

ALT Image with tips to prepare for wildfires and other natural disasters. 1) Restock your emergency preparedness kit to include enough food and water for at least three days, medications, a flashlight, batteries, cash and first aid supplies. 2) Make copies of important documents and keep them in a safe place or make password-protected digital copies. 3) Create a family communication plan in case your family is separated. 4) Charge your devices like cell phones, laptops, battery packs, etc. in case there is a loss of power. 5) Save important contacts. Consider local police & fire department, nearest hospital, your doctor. 6) Sign up for warning systems alerts and reports. 7) If you have not been told to evacuate, plan to stay indoors wherever you are and share your location with friends and family. 8) Tune into your local news for the latest weather updates and emergency instructions. 9) Forward landlines to your wireless number if you need to evacuate.