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Free and Low Cost Phones and Internet in Wyoming: Lifeline and Libraries

How to get a Lifeline phone or internet discount in Wyoming, and where to use free computers, Wi Fi and hotspots at libraries.

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What is Lifeline?

Lifeline is a federal program that gives a discount of up to $9.25 a month on phone, internet or bundled service. The Wyoming Public Service Commission says one Lifeline benefit is allowed per household, for either phone or broadband.

Official page: psc.wyo.gov/public-resources

Who qualifies for Lifeline?

You may qualify through a program like SNAP, Medicaid or SSI, through housing assistance, through your income, or as a survivor of domestic violence, human trafficking or related crimes. You can also qualify if your child or dependent is in a qualifying program.

Official page: lifelinesupport.org/how-to-qualify

How do I sign up?

Apply online, apply through a participating phone or internet company, or apply by mail. After you apply, pick a company that offers Lifeline. For help, call the Lifeline Support Center at 800 234 9473.

Official page: lifelinesupport.org/how-to-apply

Is there a bigger discount on Tribal lands?

Yes. If you live on qualifying Tribal lands, the Lifeline discount can be up to $34.25 a month.

Official page: lifelinesupport.org

Where can I use a free computer or Wi Fi?

Natrona County Library in Casper offers free computers and free wireless internet, and its WiFi2Go program lets families without internet check out a free mobile hotspot. The State Library says you can contact your local library to sign up for a library card.

Official page: natronacountylibrary.org/technology

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Bunkly tip: if you get SNAP or Medicaid, have that approval letter ready when you apply. It can make signing up quicker.

Who to call in Wyoming

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