Are you a Lifeline customer?
The Federal Lifeline program administered by USAC, has new eligibility and recertification requirements.
For more information, please visit the USAC website.
Sacred Wind Communications is proud to be a Lifeline service provider, but all program changes and requirements come from the Federal Communications Commission and USAC, not your local service provider.
Do you qualify for free basic phone service or discounted internet?
If you live on tribal land(s) you may qualify for FREE basic telephone service or discounted internet service, through the Federal Tribal Lifeline Program.
Internet is awesome! Phone too! Thank you. Great job to office personnel on every visit so far. Keep up the great work!
—Audra A. Arviso, Sacred Wind Customer
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Residential Phone Starting at $18.00/month
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Business VoIPStarting at $34.37/month
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Solar Powered Phone & Internet
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