Communications made easy through the California Teleconnect Fund (CTF)

Call 866-550-6554 to talk to a representative about the California Teleconnect Fund.

Unleash the power of the CTF program

The CTF program provides a 50% discount* for select broadband services offered by Spectrum Enterprise in California.**

The program was established by Decision 96-10-066 on October 25, 1996. In this decision, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) reaffirmed its commitment to universal service, and created the CTF program in accordance with state and federal directives. The program is managed by the CPUC.

Explore eligible solutions:

Fiber Internet Access (FIA) delivers robust, dedicated Internet and networking capabilities that are rapidly scalable, ranging from 25Mbps to 10 Gbps. FIA is backed by enterprise-class service-level agreements (SLAs), so you can meet your mission-critical communication needs.

High-capacity Ethernet solutions deliver private and predictable wide-area network (WAN) connectivity to keep your agency running at enterprise speed.

For a complete list of eligible services, please visit the California Teleconnect Fund Service Eligibility page.

Fill out the form below to speak to a Spectrum Enterprise representative about the CTF program.

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We're committed to California

4 million customers served

294 communities served

9,950+ California employees

$7.37 billion state GDP impact*

Spectrum employs 12,000+ military veterans nationwide

*Data courtesy of Oxford Economics, June 2018

Who is eligible to receive the CTF discount?

Generally, CTF applicants must meet the following requirements:

Schools and School Districts:

Public or nonprofit private schools
Located in California
Providing elementary or secondary education (K - 12)
Annual endowments under $50 million
Must have active County District School Code Number

Libraries:

Located in California
Eligible to participate in state-based plans for funds under Title III of the Library Services and Technology Act

Government Owned and Operated Hospitals & Health Clinics:

Located in California
Owned and operated by a municipal, county government, or a hospital district
Some that do not meet the above “owned and operated” requirement may qualify as a Community Based Organization (see below)

Community Based Organizations (CBOs):

Total revenue does not exceed $5 million, except for 2-1-1 CBOs and Health care CBOs
Tax-exempt
Directly offer one of the following services to a community at specific geographic locations in California: 2-1-1 Service Provider, Educational Instruction, Health care, Job Training, Job Placement, or a Community Technology program
Provides its community access to the internet, except for 2-1-1 CBOs and Health care CBOs
Demonstrate that a majority of the board members reside within the state or are members of the community of interest served by the CBO (such as disability)
Demonstrate they provide services to the community without charge or at discounted rates
- Have annual revenues of less than $50 million
- Have licensed medical personnel on site providing Health care services
- Accept medical plan such as Medi-Cal, Medicare, Department of Veteran’s Affair insurance, and/or provides services without charge or at a minimal fee.
  - Must individually qualify by meeting the requirements for Health care CBOs

California Community Colleges:

Must submit an application with current Management Information System code

Empower your infrastructure

Connect your communities to local schools, libraries, healthcare providers, community colleges and service-based organizations through Spectrum Enterprise solutions: