• It’s Important

    While most Americans can reach for their mobile device and search for what they need wherever they are, whenever they need to, many in America’s tribal communities cannot.  Instead, they must search out a business that offers WiFi connectivity and go there. This is more than just inconvenient —it is not safe.  In an emergency, everyone needs to be connected.  Being connected also signifies access to education, telemedicine and more.  Building this extended network will translate to extensive economic development for tribes as well!
    It's important

    • It’s Our Mission

    From its Native American roots to its active support of Native-American owned businesses, GrayWolves is devoted to serving the tribal nations across America and building networks that reflect the values of each tribe.  GrayWolves wants to provide all tribal members the opportunity to live or roam outside of the Tribal Nations freely while maintaining broadband service at reasonable costs.

    America’s tribal communities

    • Its Time is Now

    The FCC has recently committed to making sure all communities across our great nation have access to modern communications.  In response, GrayWolves is immediately partnering with Native American tribes and leading broadband service providers to build these networks.  The assets are ready to be deployed to serve all Native American lands and the time is now for us all to work together to make it happen.

     

    It’s Time is Now

    We Offer a Unique Opportunity for Tribes and Broadband Service Providers

    New Mexico Lawmakers Weigh In

    From Albuquerque Journal article “Bill Would Speed Broadband Access” 2/23/20
    Tom Udall
    Tom Udall

    New Mexico Senator

    “Reliable internet access is fundamental to economic success in the 21st century. It is unacceptable that Americans living on tribal lands, in addition to tribal governments, face so many barriers to accessing reliable broadband.”
    Deb Haaland
    Deb Haaland

    U.S. Representative,NM

    “Access to the internet opens up opportunities for young people and economic growth for entire communities, but Native American communities are the most digitally disconnected in the country. Lack of internet access and broadband leads to disparities in student achievement, health outcomes, economic opportunities and even violence.``
    Martin Heinrich
    Martin Heinrich

    New Mexico Senator

    “Connecting more tribes will strengthen broadband across rural New Mexico and improve education, boost the economy, and increase public safety and civic engagement.”

    Let’s get connected!

    Contact GrayWolves Telecom for answers to questions about how you can bring high quality wireless connectivity to your Tribe Lands!

    Phone: 469-713-3801
    Email: info@graywolvestelecom.com

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