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GVTC Communications Brings Mobile Service to the Texas Hill Country — Big Network, Hometown Service

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — July 28, 2026 — For 75 years, GVTC Communications has

connected the communities it serves. Now that trust travels. Today, the cooperative launches

GVTC Mobile — nationwide wireless service backed by local support from people who know the

community.

GVTC Mobile offers flexible plans with no long-term contracts and the freedom to keep the

phones and numbers customers already have. Internet customers can also save by bundling

mobile service with their existing GVTC internet.

"For years, our members have trusted GVTC to keep them connected at home and at work.

Bringing mobile into the fold was the natural next step. It allows us to deliver another essential

service with the same local support, straightforward value, and commitment our members have

come to expect from GVTC,

" said Josh Pettiette, President and CEO.

GVTC Mobile is now available throughout GVTC's service area.

To learn more, visit GVTC.com/mobile.

About GVTC:

GVTC is a member-owned communications cooperative built by the communities it serves.

Founded in 1951, the company delivers fiber-based connectivity across the Texas Hill Country

and South-Central Texas—combining reliable infrastructure with a deeply local,

relationship-driven approach.

 

Unlike national providers, GVTC is designed around long-term value, not short-term

transactions. Its fiber network supports how people live and work today—while its service model

reflects a simple principle: customers aren’t accounts, they’re neighbors.GVTC also operates a regional carrier transport network connecting major Texas markets,

including San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, Lubbock, and Houston.

Now in its 75th year, GVTC continues to invest in both infrastructure and community. Through

the GVTC Foundation, the cooperative has contributed millions of dollars to support local

nonprofits, scholarships, and initiatives that strengthen the communities it calls home.

 

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