Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc.
Established in 1962, Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc. provides telecommunications services to over 7,000 rural and remote customers in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. VTC headquarters are located in Willcox, AZ with remote offices in Clifton, AZ; and Safford, AZ.
How a Cooperative Benefits You
Being a member entitles you to voting rights at VTC's annual meeting. In addition, both members and patrons are entitled to accrual of ownership interest in the form of patronage capital. VTC is a non-profit company, therefore, a portion of profits made are paid back to the members/owners in capital credits.
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Customers who live in the original exchange are members.
Original exchange areas are: Bonita, Pearce, Bowie, San Simon, Sunizona, Portal, Rodeo, Animas, Playas and Columbus.
Customers who live in exchange areas acquired in 1995 are patrons.
Acquired exchange areas are: Clifton/Morenci, York Valley, Duncan, Virden and Elfrida. (highlighted in green on the map above)
Customers in our new expansion areas of Willcox, Safford, Tombstone, and Thatcher are valued customers.
Interested in Donating Your Capital Credits to Benefit Others?
By donating your capital credits to the Valley Telephone Cooperative Foundation, you can help to fund valuable educational grants to schools and organizations as well as scholarships to individuals. To donate, download and save the following form, fill it out, sign it and mail it to the address at the bottom of the form.
Click Here For Capital Credits Donation Form
Click Here For Affidavit for Capital Credits (Download this form to claim a deceased relatives account.)
Our Commitment is to the Communities We Serve.
Valley Telephone Cooperative is committed to the basic principle that we are owned by those we serve. We stand by our reputation of quality customer care and services that support our communities. Annually, we sponsor many community activities and events to show our appreciation for those we serve.
How to run for the board and vote in elections
Read our ByLaws