Copper Valley Telecom has been made aware of a phishing calls appearing to come from a 255 number, claiming to be the Social Security Administration. If you receive a phone call like this, please hang up the phone without responding. If you have further concerns, you may contact the real SSA to verify any claims. […]
Read more »The December issue of The Copper Wire is a special holiday edition issue and being mailed separate from customers bills.
Read more »At Tuesday nights’ Special Meeting, the CVTC Board of Directors unanimously voted to offer COO/Interim CEO Bruce Holdridge an employment contract to become Copper Valley Telephone Cooperatives’ next CEO. Please join us in congratulating Mr. Holdridge, who has accepted the position. CVT Board President, Trish Stowe, extended congratulations on behalf of the Board and asked […]
Read more »Copper Valley Telecom continues to monitor the recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the State of Alaska, and the World Health Organization (WHO) regarding recommended practices to mitigate the risks associated with the Coronavirus (COVID-19). It is the goal of CVT to ensure the safety of both our staff and our customers. Due […]
Read more »Copper Valley Telecom has released the third video in a series showcasing the importance of Broadband Internet in rural Alaska. This video features the safety challenges that individuals, families, and teams of responders face in the back country and on the water. Copper Valley Telecom’s broadband internet is making rural Alaska safer. “Broadband is our […]
Read more »Big Savings Headed Your Way!
Read more »The electromagnetic frequencies used for 5G are part of the radio frequency spectrum that has been extensively researched in terms of health impacts for decades. Over 50 years of scientific research has already been conducted into the possible health effects of the radio signals used for mobile phones, base stations, and other wireless services including […]
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