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In recent years, many people have opted to give up their landline phone service. While it might seem like an easy cost-savings decision, you may want to put that idea on hold. A corded landline remains functional even during power outages, providing a reliable connection to emergency services. You never have to worry about dropped calls, and the sound quality is better with a landline than with a cellular phone.
The Tohono O’odham Utility Authority manages landline telephone service for the Tohono O’odham Nation. We’ve been handling telephone service for more than 25 years, and we have a team of trusted, experienced professionals. As technology has advanced, we’ve invested in training for our team to make sure they stay current with modern equipment and software.
Applicants who would like to sign up for residential telephone service with TOUA on property assigned to them must be 18 years old, and proof of age must be verified with identification such as a driver’s license, tribal identification, or a social security card. For new residential telephone service applicants must also submit a district resolution that gives TOUA permission to provide ALL utility services. If you are requesting new residential telephone service on land that is assigned to someone else, you’ll need to submit a notarized letter from the named land assignee that gives you permission to establish utility services with TOUA.
Please call our office at (520) 383-2236 during regular business hours to verify the documents, deposits, and other requirements needed for your residence.
Residential Phone Service
Advantages of having a landline is the quality of sound and clerity. This can be helpful asset for the hearing impaired and those who rely on a clear connection.
In emergencies, landlines are affiliated with locations, so the emergency responders can immediately trace information.
(Price does not reflect taxes, surcharges, long distance or features)
A CPNI password is required to obtain information or make changes to a telephone account. CPNI stands for Customer Proprietary Network Information. The FCC has implemented new rules to protect the privacy of your information contained in your TOUA telephone account. The new rule allows us to discuss account information only with the person(s) listed on the account. We must be able to authenticate authorized individuals by asking for a CPNI password.
New Telephone Installation
$38.00 (includes 1 jack)
$5.00 (existing jack)
$20.00 (new jack)
Reconnection Fees
$25.00 (within 60 days)
$35.00 (after 60 days)
Number Change
$20.00
Moving Service
$38.00
Additional Jack
$36.00/ hour
Landline phone service is extremely reliable, and it provides an important backup in case of emergency. Our landlines offer all the standard features, like caller ID and voicemail, for an additional cost. Call us for details on how to establish telephone service.
TOUA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.