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Residental Phone Service with Internet:

Residential Local Service with up to 50Mb/50Mb Internet

$70.00 (Approximately with tax & Surcharges)

Residential Local Service $22.57

Subscriber line Charge $6.50

911, TAM, TAP fees $0.93

Total Phone $30.00 effective 12/01/2021

up to 50mb/50mb Internet $39.95

Combined Total $69.95

Plus tax & surcharges

lease phone $0.50

Residential Upgraded Internet with Phone Service Prices

From 50Mbp* to 150Mbp* additional $20.05

From 50Mbp* to 300Mbp* additional $50.05

From 50Mbp* to 500Mbp* additional $95.05

From 50Mbp* to 1 Gig* additional $ 195.05

* All speeds are up to the download speed and up to the upload speed*

Business Phone Service with Internet:

Business Phone Service with up to 50Mb/50Mb Internet

$90.00 (Approximately with tax & Surcharges)

Business Local Service $23.10

Subscriber line Charge $6.50 ($9.20 multi line)

Access Recovery Charge $3.00

911, TAM, TAP fees $0.93

Total $33.53

up to 50mb/50mb Internet $60.00

Combined Total $93.56

Plus tax & surcharges

lease phone $0.50

MN Telephone Assistance Plan & Federal Lifeline Assistance

Telephone Discounts Can Help You Stay In Touch

Minnesota’s Telephone Assistance Plan (TAP) and the federal LIFELINE Program help make telephone service affordable to low-income consumers.

TAP offers a $10.00 per month discount on home landline telephone service. You may receive the TAP credit on one landline per household. The Lifeline Program offers a monthly discount of $5.25 per month discount on a landline phone or $9.25 per month discount on home broadband service. You may receive the Lifeline discount on one telephone service or internet service per household.

Consumers enrolled in the following programs may already be eligible:

• Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA)

• Medicaid/Medical Assistance (MA)

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

• Veterans Pension or Survivors Pension Benefit

• Tribal Programs (and live on federall-recognized Tribal lands)

If you do not participate in any of the programs listed above, you may qualify if your income is at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines.

How do I apply?

For information or an application go to: lifelinesupport.org You can apply online or print the application and mail it into the address provided. If you have any questions please contact the Lifeline Support Center at 1-800-234-9473 or email them at LifelineSupport@usac.org. You can also contact your service provider at 507-826-3212 with questions, or the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission for assistance at consumer.puc@state.mn.us or call 651-296-0406 or 1-800-657-3782.

Beginning in December 2022, If you have local phone service but do not have internet service you will no longer qualify for the Federal Lifeline Program, However you can still apply for the Minnesota Telephone Assistance Plan (TAP). The TAP-only application can be found at https://mn.gov/puc/consumers/telephone or you may call our office at 507-826-3212 for an application. Please return your application to: Manchester-Hartland Telephone Company at 204 Railroad St. Manchester, MN 56007-5012.