United/Turtle Mountain Communications is one of the regional internet service providers located in North Dakota and serves the rural areas of the Turtle Mountain region by offering high-speed broadband services. Established in 1976 the company has a 51% indigenous share belonging to the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians; this makes it one of the few telecommunication firms owned by tribal entities in the United States. United/Turtle Mountain has home internet services in the fiber-optic and fixed wireless categories, with download speeds up to 1 Gbps in some locations. They also offer Internet and Network services to Businesses, Schools, Health care facilities, and Government offices in the Turtle Mountain reservation and other nearby towns. United/Turtle Mountain has played a critical role in bringing reliable service and strong local customer support to break isolation by offering broadband access to connect isolated communities to essential services and economic opportunities. United/Turtle Mountain has set itself the goal of providing Indians with an opportunity to use computers and get internet connections that have never been available in the rural areas of America. For instance, United/Turtle Mountain has managed to sustain its network improvements for broadband grants from both the federal and state levels to extend internet accessibility in the reservation while supporting the space’s cultural identity. Affordable and dependable home and business internet also has a significant influence on education, telehealth, the economy, and quality of life in the Turtle Mountain region.