N.M. regulators approved transfer of Qwest service territory in t...
N.M. regulators approved transfer of Qwest service territory in the Navajo reservation in the state’s northwest quarter to Sacred Wind Communications. The Public Regulation Commission order included transfer of $5.7 million from Qwest’s rural extension fund to a Sacred…
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Wind extension fund. The funds will go to run lines to phoneless Navajo residences and businesses. The PRC noted that Sacred Wind, qualified to get universal service subsidies, recently got a $70 million federal loan for telecom services on the Navajo reservation.