FirstNet Info

10/29/2022

Come join me at Anderson Elementary for some pasta sauce and fresh pasta 9 to 3

08/26/2022

God let me have you on my life for a short time. You left me on this day, yet you taught to fight through any pain I must face. My heart stills yearns for you , but the memories you brought into my life are worth every tear I still shed.. I saw a praying mantis yesterday and it is said an angel is watching over me, that has to be you and your brother... I miss you every day so thank you for the reminder that your still here... Love you son!!

04/10/2020

In the face of a crisis, civilians count on you. And you can count on – purpose-built to help you execute your plan during emergency situations

04/10/2020

In the face of a crisis, civilians count on you. And you can count on – purpose-built with the aid of first responders like you to aid first responders like you during emergency situations.

04/10/2020

04/06/2020

Mark, an AT&T electronic technician out of Shreveport, Louisiana paid for the meals of First Responders behind him at a Whataburger drive-thru (the walk-in section was closed so the First Responders were lined up outside). A passerby was so touched that she shared it on Facebook. Thank you, Mark, for setting such a wonderful example and keeping your community

04/06/2020

04/06/2020

04/06/2020

Hell everyone if anybody knows any first responders, public safety, utilities, nurses, doctors, or corrections officer please let them know there’s a network called FIRSTNET. It is a network made by first responders for first responders. Especially during times like this I want to help as much as I can. This cell network is heavily discounted for them and their families. If you have any questions please private message me or call/text me on at (623) 201 0943 I’m also reachable at bg751b@att.com Thank you !

04/03/2020

From major cities like New York and L.A., to the rural and tribal communities in the Florida Everglades, FirstNet is there keeping first responders and the extended public safety community connected. Read more: go.att.com/COVID19fn

04/03/2020

There’s no shortage of heroes in healthcare and we’re relying on them more now than ever. Help us honor them by posting pictures and stories or sharing words of encouragement with on this .

04/03/2020

We now offer curb-side pickup for you to safely and easily get the devices you need to stay connected. We're also providing free express shipping for your online orders and waiving or crediting activation, upgrade & restocking fees. Get more info at go.att.com/COVID19wireless

04/03/2020

AT&T employee Samson and his wife wrote this note to a nearby family affected by , dropping off a home-cooked meal for them. Being there for others, and a reminder that we’re give us that could last all month.

04/03/2020

This is Tim, an AT&T Business Solutions sales leader in Tupelo, Miss. He’s also a medic with the Mississippi National Guard and has been moving from town to town in northern Mississippi administering tests. While his family is at home, Tim has been performing double duty between his AT&T job and his active duty role with the National Guard.

"I am one of the lucky ones that loves what I do on both sides,” says Tim. “With all of the changes to daily life in just the last few weeks, having the experience from both has helped myself as well as those serving with me. Keeping people connected, helping them work remotely, and prioritization is more important than ever. Supporting patients, frontline staff, and the background workers is the only way we are going to be able to make strides against . I have used a blend of my AT&T, FirstNet, and Army Medic training to understand and assist with this support. I truly love what I do."

Thank you, Tim, for all that you're doing. You make us SO PROUD.

04/03/2020

We're proud to add some fuel to the fight against with contributions to World Central Kitchen, Feeding America, The Salvation Army & Team Rubicon to help support their food relief operations. See how you can get involved: go.att.com/feedingthefrontlines