Navajo Tribal Utility Authority®

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA constructed 1,764 infrastructure projects costing

$76.8 million, including: 288 Communication infrastructure projects,

277 Water/Wastewater infrastructure projects, and 1,199 electric

infrastructure projects.

 

NTUA deeply appreciates that Navajo Nation leaders had entrusted

NTUA with CARES Act Expenditure Plan funding in order to build,

extend, and provide utility services to families living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed internet equipment to over 3,100

homes of which more than 1,000 were given to students and teachers

so they could afford to attend school. The student/teacher plan provided

them with free equipment, free internet service for the first 4 months and

offered a 50 percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.

 

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA constructed 1,764 infrastructure projects costing $76.8 million,

including: 288 Communication infrastructure projects, 277 Water/Wastewater

infrastructure projects, and 1,199 electric infrastructure projects.

 

NTUA deeply appreciates that Navajo Nation leaders had entrusted NTUA

with CARES Act Expenditure Plan funding in order to build, extend, and

provide utility services to families living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed internet equipment to over 3,100 homes

of which more than 1,000 were given to students and teachers so they could

afford to attend school. The student/teacher plan provided them with free

equipment, free internet service for the first 4 months and offered a 50

percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA constructed 1,764 infrastructure projects

costing $76.8 million, including: 288 Communication

infrastructure projects, 277 Water/Wastewater

infrastructure projects, and 1,199 electric infrastructure

projects.

 

NTUA deeply appreciates that Navajo Nation leaders

had entrusted NTUA with CARES Act Expenditure Plan

funding in order to build, extend, and provide utility

services to families living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed Internet equipment

to over 3,100 homes of which more than 1,000 were

given to students and teachers so they could afford to

attend school. The student/teacher plan provided

them with free equipment, free internet service for the first 4 months and offered a 50 percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.

 

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA constructed 1,764 infrastructure

projects costing $76.8 million, including: 288

Communication infrastructure projects, 277

Water/Wastewater infrastructure projects, and

1,199 electric infrastructure projects.

 

NTUA deeply appreciates that Navajo Nation

leaders had entrusted NTUA with CARES Act

Expenditure Plan funding in order to build,

extend, and provide utility services to families

living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed internet

equipment to over 3,100 homes of which more

than 1,000 were given to students and teachers

so they could afford to attend school. The student/teacher plan provided them with free equipment, free internet service for the first 4 months and offered a 50 percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.

 

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA constructed 1,764

infrastructure projects costing

$76.8 million, including: 288

Communication infrastructure

projects, 277 Water/Wastewater

infrastructure projects, and 1,199

electric

infrastructure projects.

 

NTUA deeply appreciates that

Navajo Nation leaders had

entrusted NTUA with CARES Act

Expenditure Plan funding in order

to build, extend, and provide utility

services to families living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed Internet equipment to over 3,100 homes of which more than 1,000 were given to students and teachers so they could afford to attend school. The student/teacher plan provided them with free equipment, free Internet service for the first 4 months and offered a 50 percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.

 

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA

constructed 1,764

infrastructure projects

costing $76.8 million,

including: 288

Communication

infrastructure projects,

277 Water/Wastewater

infrastructure projects,

and 1,199 electric

infrastructure projects.

 

NTUA deeply

appreciates that Navajo

Nation leaders had entrusted NTUA with CARES Act Expenditure Plan funding in order to build, extend, and provide utility services to families living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed internet equipment to over 3,100 homes of which more than 1,000 were given to students and teachers so they could afford to attend school. The student/teacher plan provided them with free equipment, free internet service for the first 4 months and offered a 50 percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.

 

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA constructed 1,764 infrastructure projects costing $76.8 million,

including: 288 Communication infrastructure projects, 277 Water/Wastewater

infrastructure projects, and 1,199 electric infrastructure projects.

 

NTUA deeply appreciates that Navajo Nation leaders had entrusted NTUA with CARES Act Expenditure Plan funding in order to build, extend, and provide utility services to families living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed internet equipment to over 3,100 homes of which more than 1,000 were given to students and teachers so they could afford to attend school. The student/teacher plan provided them with free equipment, free internet service for the first 4 months and offered a 50 percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.

 

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority®

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority has completed the multi-utility work that was part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, otherwise known as the CARES Act.

 

Overall, NTUA constructed 1,764 infrastructure projects costing

$76.8 million, including: 288 Communication infrastructure projects,

277 Water/Wastewater infrastructure projects, and 1,199 electric

infrastructure projects.

 

NTUA deeply appreciates that Navajo Nation leaders had entrusted

NTUA with CARES Act Expenditure Plan funding in order to build,

extend, and provide utility services to families living without.

 

In addition, NTUA Wireless installed internet equipment to over 3,100

homes of which more than 1,000 were given to students and teachers

so they could afford to attend school. The student/teacher plan provided

them with free equipment, free internet service for the first 4 months and

offered a 50 percent reduction in the standard pricing plan.

 

This is especially critical with the dreadful COVID-19 virus that continues to loom throughout the Navajo Nation. In order to meet these crucial multi-utility needs, NTUA organized the workforce to prioritize and complete the projects by December 2020.

 

NTUA strived hard to meet this goal, demonstrating commitment and dedication to providing safe, reliable and affordable utility services that exceed our customer’s expectations.

 

As the weeks passed from August to December 2020, NTUA provided updates of progress of various projects. Ahe’hee’.