Delivering Communications Solutions Since 1953
South Central Utah Telephone Association began offering telephone service to the rural areas of Southern Utah in 1953. Now known as South Central Communications, we have transformed into the leading provider of High Speed Internet and Broadband solutions within every community we serve. No company in the region has more fiber in the ground and offers the local and responsive services demanded by residents and businesses throughout South Central Utah and Northern Arizona.
If you live in or your business is located within our service areas, we would love for you to become a member of the South Central Communications cooperative. We offer outstanding, reliable entertainment and communications services including High Speed Internet, Cable TV, and Local/Long Distance Voice service. Give us a call and get connected today!
MEET OUR MANAGEMENT TEAM
PROUDLY SERVING
THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITIES
IN UTAH AND ARIZONA
Alton, Angle, Antimony, Apple Valley, Beaver, Beryl, Bicknell, Big Water, Boulder, Brian Head, Bryce Canyon, Burrville, Cane Beds, Cannonville, Cedar City, Centennial Park, Church Wells, Circleville, Colorado City, Duck Creek, East Zion, Enoch, Enterprise, Escalante, Fish Lake, Fredonia, Fremont, Glendale, Gooseberry Mesa, Greenehaven, Greenwich, Grover, Hatch, Henrieville , Hildale, Jacob Lake, Junction, Kaibab Band of Paiutes, Kanab, Kingston, Koosharem, Loa, Lyman, Marysvale, Milford, Minersville, Modena, Mt. Carmel, Newcastle, Orderville, Page, Panguitch, Paragonah, Parowan, Springdale, Teasdale, Torrey and Tropic
Our Board of Directors
Our members elect a board of directors and the board sets up policy and hires a manager to run the company’s day-to-day operations.
Vanya Hampton
District #1Elected to serve through 2025 annual meeting.
Representing District #1 which includes Angle, Antimony, Burrville, Circleville, Fish Lake, Greenwich, Junction, Kingston, Koosharem and Marysvale.
Brent Griffin, Secretary
District #2Elected to serve through 2023 annual meeting.
Representing District #2 which includes Boulder and Escalante.
Lance Syrett
District #3Elected to serve through 2025 annual meeting.
Representing District #3 which includes Bryce Canyon, Cannonville, Henrieville and Tropic.
Merlin Esplin
District #4Elected to serve through 2024 annual meeting.
Representing District #4 which includes Alton, Duck Creek, Glendale, Mt. Carmel and Orderville.
Craig Laub, Vice Chairman
District #5Elected to serve through 2024 annual meeting.
Representing District #5 which includes Beryl, Enterprise, New Castle and Modena.
Lamont Black
District #6Elected to serve through 2023 annual meeting.
Representing District #6 which includes Apple Valley, Hildale, Colorado City, Cane Beds and Centennial Park.
Paul Pace, Chairman
District #7Elected to serve through 2025 annual meeting.
Representing District #7 which includes Bicknell, Loa, Torrey, Fremont, Lyman, Teasdale and Grover.
Jon Torgerson
District #8Elected to serve through 2023 annual meeting.
Representing District #8 which includes Panguitch, Hatch and Panguitch Lake.
Wayne Wiseman
District #9Elected to serve through 2024 annual meeting.
Representing District #9 which includes Minersville and Milford.
Robert Houston
District #10Elected to serve through 2025 annual meeting.
Representing District #10 which includes Kanab, Fredonia, Pipe Springs, Moccasin and Jacob’s Lake.