Our customers within Indian Country have needs and priorities that differ from other government agencies. Because of these notable differences, in 2011 we created the Verizon Sovereign Nation team to establish meaningful and successful tribal relationships – not only as business partners, but as tribal community partners.
Network expansion and 4G LTE upgrades in tribal communities have steadily progressed. Verizon is committed to continued support and engagement with our Sovereign Nation and Alaska Native customers. Verizon helps bring tribal communities together with innovative solutions.
Each division within Verizon has a dedicated member aligned for tribal engagement.
Providing 24x7 emergency assistance to government agencies, first responders, non-profits and communities.
Qualified tribal agencies can receive discounted broadband and voice plans—so underserved communities can get the access they need.
Call 1-833-633-0186 to speak with a Verizon Government Account Manager, or have one contact you.
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The disruptive nature of the pandemic meant that Chief Leschi Schools needed to take a new approach.
Verizon provided its Verizon Connect solution and 4G LTE connectivity so the police force can operate efficiently, boost safety and increase visibility.
The South Dakota reservation wanted to conserve its water resources and reduce cost.
Verizon announced it will deliver enhanced connectivity to approximately 80 Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) schools.