Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc.
Established in 1962, Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc. provides telecommunications services to over 8,000 rural customers in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. VTC headquarters is located in Willcox, AZ with remote offices in Clifton and Safford, AZ.
How a Cooperative Benefits You
As a VTC member, you have voting rights in cooperative elections and an ownership interest through the form of capital credits. Because VTC is a member-owned cooperative, a portion of our profits is allocated to members and patrons as capital credits, giving you a share in the cooperative’s success.
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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. Member exchange areas include Bonita, Pearce, Bowie, San Simon, Sunizona, Portal, Rodeo, Animas, Playas and Columbus. Patron exchange areas (in green) include Clifton/Morenci, York Valley, Duncan, Virden and Elfrida.
What are Capital Credits? Find out how capital credits work and how they are returned to members.
Affidavit for Capital Credits Download this form to claim capital credits for a member who has passed away.
Capital Credit Donation Form Donate your capital credits to the Valley Telephone Cooperative Foundation to support educational programs and scholarships.
Your Guide to Board Elections Learn how to run for the Board of Directors and vote in elections.