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SRT Employees Participate in 5K Fundraiser

Sep 25 2024

SRT Employees Participate in 5K Fundraiser

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On September 5, more than 20 SRT employees hit the road to participate in the Foundation for Rural Service Rural Run/Walk 5K fundraiser. The late summer day in North Dakota brought pleasant weather for walkers and runners to make their way through northwest Minot.
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SRT purchased t-shirts for participants and all funds raised from t-shirt sales went towards FRS programs like scholarships and community grants – two programs that students or organizations in the SRT service area have benefited from.
Employee Participants:
Steph Ryals
Wesley Elkins
Tony Best
Josh Clouse
DeAnna Henderson
Kelle Sisk
Brittany Armstrong
Tom Thomas
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Chad Love
Bonnie Jahner
Shawn Grosz
Hayden Rollins
Lorna Henderson
Cindy Obenchain
Cassidy Hjelmstad
Teal Myre
Becky Thorlaksen
Kara Butz
Nathan Schrum
Hope Suckut
Amanda Emmel
Amanda Wright
Kadi Ruby
Heather Ackerman
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SRT Technician Receives Eagle Award

Jun 18 2024

SRT Technician Receives Eagle Award

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SRT Communications Combination Technician Aaron Stenvold recently received an Eagle Award for the Month of May from the Minot Area Chamber EDC. The Eagle Award recognizes excellence in customer service and the recipients must be nominated to receive this award.
 

The customer who nominated Aaron had been experiencing internet issues, and was impressed by how professional and friendly he was. The nominator stated, “Aaron replaced my non-working IT equipment, allowing reconnection to the internet. He was very knowledgeable and polite. He knew what was wrong and how to repair it, and was personable while working. Nice man!”

Congratulations, Aaron, for this well-deserved recognition, and thank you for taking great care of our customers!
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SRT Sales Engineering Representative Receives Eagle Award

Apr 08 2024

SRT Sales Engineering Representative Receives Eagle Award

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SRT Communications Sales Engineering Supervisor Travis Clemens ended the month of March by receiving an Eagle Award from the Minot Area Chamber EDC. The Eagle Award recognizes excellence in customer service and the recipients must be nominated to receive this award.
 

When Travis’s nominator, a local business in Minot, realized they needed a CAT5 cable strung through their building to set up their new Point of Sale system, Travis was there to assist them! Travis and his team completed this project swiftly with a positive attitude. The nominator was very appreciative of the kindness shown by Travis and his team. They were also happy that the final result was aesthetically pleasing in their business. “We have been doing this for 4 years and we have worked with lots of folks. It has taken 4 years to stock pile a list of contractors who are exceptional and experiences have rarely been as awesome as this one! Kind. Easy. Planned and implemented to perfection. Great job to Travis and team! An all-around great experience with SRT. Thank you!”

Congratulations, Travis, for this well-deserved recognition, and thank you for taking great care of our customers!
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SRT Voted Best Internet for 2023

Jan 31 2024

SRT Voted Best Internet for 2023

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Once Again, Minot Daily News Readers Have Spoken.
 
We are always honored to win in the Minot Daily News “Best of the Best” Readers’ Choice Awards, and this year is no exception. 2023 marks a 19-year streak of Minot Daily News readers voting SRT as Best Internet Provider!
 
Here’s how it works. The “Best of the Best” contest allows readers to nominate various types of businesses within the region. After the nomination period, there is a voting round. Readers may vote online once per day for their favorite business within the specific categories. Once voting has closed and the votes have been counted, one winner and two finalists are announced for each category.
 
SRT is grateful to Minot Daily readers for their votes of confidence. We value every opportunity to serve our customers and look forward to connecting in 2024. Thank you all!
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Video Surveillance and Security Safeguards Crops and Livestock

Jan 30 2024

Video Surveillance and Security Safeguards Crops and Livestock

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Be there for them when they need you, no matter where you are. Video surveillance and security can safeguard crops and livestock.

Farm and ranch responsibilities go beyond business, especially for the vast majority in North Dakota that are family-owned. Whether you are growing crops or raising livestock, you are invested in caring for the life on your land. That includes keeping fields, animals, and family safe in addition to running daily operations.

A video security and surveillance system will help you do both.

First, you can make sure everyone and everything is okay. North Dakota farms and ranches average nearly 1500 acres, and can’t you be everywhere at once. This is when video security and surveillance can be your eyes around-the-clock to see that livestock is secure, water systems are working, and buildings are heated. For example, temperature and water sensors let you monitor systems remotely to detect and fix problems early, such as a broken furnace. The sensor sends an alert via phone or other smart device so you can act fast and arrange for repairs, from across your property or across the country.

Second, you can discourage criminal activity on your property. Farm or ranch theft can be costly, measured in loss of both assets and production. Crime happens when nobody is watching, and the remote, isolated nature of farm and ranch land can provide opportunity for theft or vandalism. Installing a security system equipped with video cameras lets trespassers know they are being watched and protects fuel tanks, machinery, outbuildings, and even livestock. These systems also offer remotely accessible tools such as door and window sensors, glass break detectors, smart light controls, and door auto-locks. Any disturbance triggers a live security response with 24/7 support.

Every farm and ranch, just like every family, is unique, which is why SRT’s security and surveillance specialists design customized systems for each.

Just as you depend on your farm or ranch for your livelihood, the crops and animals you raise depend on you to grow and thrive. You can be there for them 24/7 with a video security and surveillance system.

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