Wired Differently
Remember to call 811 before you dig. Now more than ever, calling 811 is essential to keep people connected. All sorts of utility lines, pipes, and cables could be buried on your property. In some cases, they’re close to the surface and easily damaged by even shallow digging, which can […]
Read more »Alliance customers receive $8 million in capital credits Alliance customers will receive $8 million in capital credits this April 2020. So if you were an Alliance cooperative customer between 2007 and 2018, you will receive a portion of the $8 million that is being paid out this year! When Alliance does well financially, we share […]
Read more »A new phishing email is circulating that attempts to steal your email password. The link redirects users to a capture screen. If you type in your email address and password, your email account will be compromised. Don’t hesitate to call us if you have questions. Dial 611 from any phone with Alliance service or (605) […]
Read more »Nine customers sit on the Alliance Communications Board of Directors. They’re customers just like you, and they use Alliance’s services daily. They’ve stepped forward to set the mission, approve the budget and determine the cooperative’s strategic direction. Alliance customers sit on our board of directors because we are a customer-owned communications cooperative. You, their fellow […]
Read more »Because our customers are also owners, Alliance owners like you help us grow, thrive, and give back to our communities. To celebrate our owners in 2020, we’re inviting you to nominate a fellow owner to be featured in this year’s ad campaign. Get started below. What kind of people are you looking for? We’re looking […]
Read more »Alliance has moved into our new office location in Brandon at 1400 E. Aspen Blvd., located near the new post office. We spent much of 2019 developing the 5.5 acre Alliance Plaza in Brandon, located north of the McHardy Park lookout tower. We sold the remaining land west of our building to Avera Healthcare in […]
Read more »Bethany Meadows and Bethany Lutheran Home of Brandon purchased a TrioBike Taxi with help from the Alliance Keep the Change program. The bike gives residents another opportunity to ride on a bike, which is something many haven’t been able to do for several years. Keep the Change funds are donated voluntarily by Alliance Communications cooperative […]
Read more »The Crooks Community Childcare Center received funds from Alliance’s Keep the Change program that it will use to purchase new computers. The center is a not-for-profit community daycare that seeks financial support from outside sources in order to keep rates affordable for parents. Keep the Change funds are donated voluntarily by Alliance Communications cooperative customers […]
Read more »What’s cooking for foodies these days? Find out in the Fall 2019 Signal magazine. Its feature article is sure to whet your appetite, since it has all the ingredients for meal inspiration — food trends, popular foods from the past, online cooking lessons, recipe sites, restaurant locator apps, and more. In addition to the printed […]
Read more »Lester Visioning Inc., is using funds it received from Alliance’s Keep the Change program to construct trails in the community. The project is currently in the first of five phases. The first phase created a trail that connects community buildings and the city park. Keep the Change funds are donated voluntarily by Alliance Communications cooperative […]
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