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Who is SRT Communications?
SRT Communications is a regional telecommunications cooperative that provides broadband, voice, video, and related network services to residential, business, and institutional customers in North Dakota.
- Fiber-based and fixed broadband internet access services for residential, business, and enterprise sites (connectivity)
- Business voice services including hosted and traditional telephony options (unified communications)
- IP-based and traditional television services for residential and commercial subscribers (video distribution)
- Managed business solutions such as networking support, security options, and IT-related services (managed services)
- Rural telecommunications infrastructure deployment and maintenance, including last-mile and backhaul facilities (network infrastructure)
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More About SRT Communications
SRT Communications operates as a member-owned telecommunications cooperative that focuses on connectivity services for communities and enterprises in and around Minot, North Dakota. Its portfolio centers on access services such as high-speed broadband, voice, and video, delivered over a mix of fiber-optic and other wireline infrastructure. For enterprise and institutional customers, SRT Communications positions its network as primary internet access for offices, retail sites, healthcare facilities, educational entities, and public-sector locations within its service footprint.
Broadband offerings from SRT Communications fall into the connectivity category and generally rely on fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) where available, with other last-mile technologies used in remaining locations. These services are used for direct internet access, Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity back to data centers, and as underlay transport for Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) or cloud connectivity designs managed by customer IT teams or third-party integrators. Standard enterprise protocols such as IPv4 and IPv6 are typically supported in such environments, along with Ethernet-based access at the customer edge.
On the voice side, SRT Communications delivers fixed-line telephony and business voice solutions (unified communications), which may include hosted or premises-integrated options for PBX, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking-style connectivity, and E911-compliant services. These voice services are commonly integrated by customer organizations into broader collaboration stacks that may also include over-the-top conferencing or messaging platforms, with SRT Communications providing the underlying access, numbering resources, and call routing in its operating territory.
Television and video distribution offerings from SRT Communications provide IP-based and linear TV services to households and business locations such as hospitality or common-area viewing environments. In enterprise use cases, these video services can support guest entertainment, waiting areas, or internal broadcasting where channel lineups and set-top hardware or applications are managed through SRT Communications’ delivery platform.
For business customers, SRT Communications augments basic connectivity with managed services (managed services) that may include router and firewall configuration at the demarcation point, basic network monitoring, and security-focused options. These services are used by small and midsize businesses that prefer an outsourced operations model for Wide Area Network (WAN) edge and voice infrastructure. In some scenarios, SRT Communications collaborates with customer IT staff to align service parameters such as Quality of Service (QoS), Virtual LAN (VLAN) tagging, and static IP assignments with the organization’s existing network architecture.
Within a marketplace or directory context, SRT Communications fits into categories such as regional Internet Service Providers (ISP), fixed broadband provider (connectivity), business voice provider (unified communications), video service provider (video distribution), and managed Network Service Provider (NSP) (managed services). Its offerings are oriented around providing access, transport, and foundational communication capabilities that enterprise and institutional customers can integrate into broader network, cloud, and collaboration architectures.
Our description of SRT Communications. Updated December 2025.
