Dakota Central

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Dakota Central Telecommunications (formerly known as Daktel) is a utility cooperative based in Carrington, North Dakota. It provides landline telephone, dial-up, and broadband Internet services, along with IPTV service to several communities in Foster, Stutsman, and southern Wells counties, with Jamestown its largest community served.

Dakota Central was awarded a Community Connect Broadband Grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for bringing high speed internet access to rural areas surrounding Jamestown.^[1]

• Official website