Inland Networks

Inland Networks Inland Networks is dedicated to provide the best communications, information, and entertainment servi

Inland Networks is a closely held communications company with its headquarters located in Roslyn, Washington. Harold and Marian Weis started Inland Telephone Company (ITC) in 1951, when they purchased the Prescott Telephone and Telegraph Company in Prescott, Washington. In 1959, the family purchased the Cascade Telephone and Telegraph Company in Roslyn, Washington, where they relocated their famil

y in 1960 and operated these two exchanges under the Prescott Telephone and Telegraph Company. Since 1960, the Roslyn office has served as the headquarters. Over the years, the Weis family acquired more rural telecommunications companies; Uniontown/Colton, Washington and Leon, Idaho in 1963, and Lenore/Gifford, Idaho in 1965 that operated as Inland Telephone Company. In approximately 1982, the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission had asked all communication providers in the State of Washington to provide service to the Dewatto, Washington area that was an un-served territory. ITC stepped forward and constructed a plant; establishing service in 1984. In 1983, the two companies were consolidated under Inland Telephone Company. Now known as Inland Networks, the Company has grown immensely over the years and has become a full service rural communications company, providing Telephone, Long Distance, Internet and Security Services, with an expanded service area and employment base.

📣 Are you eligible for Higher Speeds for Better Prices? Contact us today! 509-649-2211.
06/01/2026

📣 Are you eligible for Higher Speeds for Better Prices? Contact us today! 509-649-2211.

Huck stopped by for a biscuit and a belly rub on Friday! He wishes everyone a great weekend!
05/30/2026

Huck stopped by for a biscuit and a belly rub on Friday! He wishes everyone a great weekend!

🌲'Tis the season for outdoor projects! And a lot of those projects require digging. To prevent any possible damages to ...
05/29/2026

🌲'Tis the season for outdoor projects! And a lot of those projects require digging. To prevent any possible damages to underground utilities, please call 811 - or visit https://811beforeyoudig.com!

🎉Inland Networks extends our Congratulations to our Local Graduates! You are all awesome!
05/28/2026

🎉Inland Networks extends our Congratulations to our Local Graduates! You are all awesome!

We will be CLOSED all day on Monday, May 25th in Observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26th during...
05/22/2026

We will be CLOSED all day on Monday, May 25th in Observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26th during our normal office hours.

Highlight of our day at Inland Networks: Daisy and Baxter stopping by today for a photo-op and a Milk Bone!
05/21/2026

Highlight of our day at Inland Networks: Daisy and Baxter stopping by today for a photo-op and a Milk Bone!

Cast Your Vote for Inland Networks as Best Internet Service Provider for Best of Kittitas County 2026! https://www.daily...
05/19/2026

Cast Your Vote for Inland Networks as Best Internet Service Provider for Best of Kittitas County 2026!

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📣Just putting this out here: Contact us today to see if you can get faster speeds for a better price! We have speeds up...
05/19/2026

📣Just putting this out here:
Contact us today to see if you can get faster speeds for a better price! We have speeds up to 500 Mbps @ $100/mo for our Residential Rates. 509-649-2211 📞

It's been 46 years since the eruption of Mt. St Helens!
05/18/2026

It's been 46 years since the eruption of Mt. St Helens!

🌋 46 years ago today, Mount St. Helens forever changed the Pacific Northwest — and the science of volcano monitoring.

After more than a century of quiet, earthquakes and rising magma signaled that pressure was building beneath the volcano in the spring of 1980. On the morning of May 18, the mountain’s north flank collapsed in a massive landslide, triggering a devastating lateral blast that flattened 230 square miles of forest.

Ash rose high into the atmosphere and drifted across the U.S, while volcanic mudflows, known as lahars, surged through nearby valleys to the Columbia River. Fifty-seven people lost their lives, including USGS volcanologist David A. Johnston.

When the eruption ended, Mount St. Helens stood nearly 1,300 feet shorter than before. The eruption transformed not only the landscape, but also how scientists monitor and prepare for volcanic hazards around the world.

➡️ Watch USGS scientists recount their experiences before, during, and after the eruption: https://ow.ly/gCAk50Z0V4I

📸: Mount St. Helens erupting above a quiet rural landscape, with ash and steam billowing into the sky. Mount Adams can be seen in the background.

If you are an existing customer, please contact us today to upgrade your speeds!**PLEASE NOTE: This is available for our...
05/15/2026

If you are an existing customer, please contact us today to upgrade your speeds!
**PLEASE NOTE: This is available for our Fiber Optic Internet customers in Washington State only. If you have our Fixed Wireless, VDSL, and DSL Internet services, or you have our service in Idaho, this offer does not apply.

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103 S 2nd Street
Roslyn, WA
98941

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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