




Connecting to the outside world PST formed when its parent company, Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Cooperative an innovative provider of internet and telecommunications services continually striving to meet critical needs in its community joined the National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative. Both companies are located in Plumas County on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Similar to the 1930s when rural Americans lived without electricity, many rural families were without television 50 years later, relying on radio and newsprint as their primary source of information for news, weather forecasts, and entertainment. Plumas-Sierra Telecommunications began offering C-Band satellite TV service to rural customers in underserved communities in 1987. As technology advanced, PST provided DIRECTV satellite television service to local communities from 1994 until 2011 through its partnership with NRTC.
Phone: (530) 832-4126
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of State Route 70 and Two Mile Rd
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73233 State Route 70 Portola, CA 96122 ·2213.27 mi
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yelpI get world class hardwired internet service from PST at my home in Portola. This is the result of flexible entrepreneurship by a team that combines 21st century technology with the same can-do...
MoreWhen it works, PST is great. The problem is that I've had issues with either completely loosing service very often at about 4pm for about 30 minutes or the upload speed drops below 0.5 Mbps. With...
MorePST is engaging in manipulative and dishonest business practices. Over on Google reviews PST you will find a 5-star review of PST with no comment by Rich Green. Mr. Green is the RF tech FOR PST....
MoreAs a business owner PST gets 5 stars. As Quincy resident they get 3. So 4 is the average. I've had PST at time store for nearly 5 years. Never an issue. Always fast. Only 1 or 2 times has there...
MoreTo be perfectly honest, their wireless Internet service in Sierra Brooks is hot garbage, and everyone around here knows it. You lose connectivity a hundred times a day (mini-outages), speeds are...
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