Providing telecommunication services—internet, phones, TV—Sandhill Telephone Cooperative is a telecommunications firm serving the Nebraska rural area. Established in 1955, Sandhill now boasts an operating network covering more than 2,500 square miles and a clientele of around 5,000. Indeed, the firm is a member-owned cooperative aiming to provide reasonably priced excellent services in places unable to sustain the major providers, particularly low-density regions. Using fiber-optic internet services with up to 1Gbps of data rates, they provide access to high-bandwidth goods by both residential and business enterprises. Sandhill has been dedicated in its attempts to improve the client experience using a closer relationship with them. Since copper networks were replaced 10 years ago, the cooperative has spread fibers across 2000 miles. Active fiber build-out projects are meant to provide subscribers with better service and faster internet speeds, therefore closing the distance between rural and non-rural locations. Thanks to its experienced local assistance and consistent investment in the enhancement of infrastructure necessary for supporting the communication technology requirements of the Nebraskan villages in the future, the STC meets the expectations of the rural regions. This member-centric strategy is focused on providing good services to guarantee the necessary improvements in rural access.