DISH Assisting Customers and Communities Impacted by Harvey
Release Date: Wednesday, August 30, 2017 12:57 pm MDT
Dateline City:
ENGLEWOOD, Colo.
For customers, DISH has implemented standard procedures to assist in the wake of natural disasters. Customers in areas impacted by Harvey can call DISH Customer Service at 800-333-DISH for special services, including:
DISH Cares, the company’s citizenship program, partners with Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC) and, together, the groups have deployed the DISH Cares/ITDRC mobile command center that is staffed to serve as a coordination hub for first responders in disaster situations. The command center has staged near Rockport, Texas and will coordinate and install satellite broadband and television services for disaster relief sites, shelters and others.
Since 2015, together with ITDRC, DISH Cares has donated more than 245,000 hours of internet and television services to disaster relief efforts.
Release Date: Wednesday, August 30, 2017 12:57 pm MDT
Dateline City:
ENGLEWOOD, Colo.
- DISH deploys disaster relief services through corporate citizenship program, DISH Cares
- DISH offers affected customers account solutions
For customers, DISH has implemented standard procedures to assist in the wake of natural disasters. Customers in areas impacted by Harvey can call DISH Customer Service at 800-333-DISH for special services, including:
- Pause DISH service and account
- Waived installation fees when a customer is ready to resume service
DISH Cares, the company’s citizenship program, partners with Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC) and, together, the groups have deployed the DISH Cares/ITDRC mobile command center that is staffed to serve as a coordination hub for first responders in disaster situations. The command center has staged near Rockport, Texas and will coordinate and install satellite broadband and television services for disaster relief sites, shelters and others.
Since 2015, together with ITDRC, DISH Cares has donated more than 245,000 hours of internet and television services to disaster relief efforts.