History
June 2019
Valley FiberCom announces construction of second office location at 209 Calumet Avenue in DeSmet, SD to be completed later this year.
January 22, 2019
Valley FiberCom is open for business! Valley FiberCom opened their doors on January 22, 2019 in the community of Volga! Construction on the new 100% fiber plant will begin as soon as the weather allows!
February 2018
Valley Communications, a subsidiary of Valley Telecommunications, launches Valley FiberCom to begin providing telephone, broadband Internet, and digital television services in the town of Volga, SD.
August 2016
Valley Telecommunications begins offering 1GB Broadband Internet Service and is recognized by NTCA, The Rural Broadband Association, as a Certified Gig-Capable Provider for delivering Gigabit broadband speeds and enabling technological innovation.
April 2016
Valley Telecommunications network is deemed 100% Fiber
2014
Valley Smart Solutions, featuring Smart Home Technology, was added to the Valley Telcommunications product line-up.
December 2008
Valley Telecommunications DMS-10 switch was replaced with a state-of-the-art “soft switch” which would allow for a totally IP based network
October 2008
Valley Telecommunications announced $18.3 million dollar FTTF (Fiber-To-The-Farm) project in which fiber optics would be buried to each rural customer.
2004
Valley Telecommunications subsidiary, Valley Communications, began to offer IP-based Digital Video TV Service that featured more than 100 channels and replaced the analog cable TV system.
2001
Valley Telecommunications began offering DSL (Digital-Subscriber-Line) or High Speed Internet Service.
1997
Valley Telecommunications became an Internet Service Provider (ISP) with the addition of Local Dial-Up Internet Service.
1994
Valley Telecommunications established the subsidiary, Valley Cable & Satellite Communications, Inc.
1981
Valley Telecommunications Cable TV System was completed in Leola, SD and Valley became the first telephone cooperative in South Dakota to provide cable tv service.
1980
Valley Telephone’s name was changed to Valley Telecommunications Cooperative in order to add more services.
1952
Parent company, Valley Telephone Cooperative Association, Inc. was founded and the headquarters office was established in Herreid, SD
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