We believe in knowing our members and that our members should know us.
WRT is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Interested in working at WRT?
Check out our available opportunities below.
If you'd like to complete the General Application listed above, feel free to do so even if no positions are currently open
Whether it’s internet, phone, cameras, or streaming TV with your WRT Wi-Fi, we keep the Dakotas connected.
Founded in 1952 as West River Telephone by local farmers, WRT began with a grassroots effort to bring telephone service to rural North Dakota. Over time, technology advanced, and so did WRT, with milestones such as one-party voice service upgrades in the 1970s and digital switching equipment in the 80s and 90s. As society evolved with cellular phones, satellite TV, and the internet, WRT expanded its services. Today, WRT serves a larger area with faster speeds, keeping communities and customers more connected than ever.
WRT continues to invest in infrastructure to provide high-quality services, meeting and exceeding members' needs while offering advanced internet technology at affordable rates for small businesses.
WRT is proud to be a part of our local communities, supporting them through customer appreciation feeds at area games, donations to community organizations, and active employee involvement. Our employees give back by participating in the WRT Employee Give Back program at work and volunteering for various organizations and events. WRT also awards eight $2,000 scholarships each year to support local students in their pursuit of higher education, available to members or their children. We are dedicated to enhancing the areas we serve, including community schools, members, and businesses. For more information on WRT’s community involvement, the regions we support, or available scholarships, please check out WRT’s Service Area & District Map.
Our Board of Directors makes decisions for WRT's future. Get to know our board members:
701-448-9268
District 1: Parts of McLean, Sheridan, Burleigh and Kidder Counties in North Dakota including the parts of the Underwood, Turtle Lake, Mercer, McClusky and Goodrich exchanges lying within these counties.
701-873-2795
District 2: Parts of Mercer and Dunn Counties, North Dakota including the parts of the Beulah, Zap, Golden Valley, Hebron and Glen Ullin exchanges lying within Mercer or Dunn County.
701-794-3743
District 3: Parts of Oliver, Morton, McLean & Stark Counties in North Dakota including the parts of the Center, Hazen, Beulah, Hebron, Glen Ullin New Salem and Washburn exchanges lying within those counties north of Interstate 94.
701-748-2060
District 7: Parts of Mercer County including the parts of the Hazen, Stanton, Pick City and Center exchanges lying within Mercer County.
WRT is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Interested in working at WRT?
Check out our available opportunities below.
If you'd like to send us your resumé, feel free to do so even if no positions are currently open.
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
Anaylist, Customer Success
Hazen, North Dakota
WRT is part of the Broadband Association of North Dakota (BAND), which represents the legislative interests of cooperative and small commercial telecom companies in North Dakota. BAND works to ensure North Dakotans have access to top-tier information technologies and a superior telecommunications network. By providing internet services, long-distance services, and a statewide backbone network, BAND empowers North Dakotans to compete globally. Learn more about BAND, what they do, and why they do it.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Cursus eu etiam donec enim. Gravida enim lectus augue mauris. Rhoncus vel nisi convallis cras cras curabitur amet.
