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Home My WebLink About2011Annual Report.pdf4ki FA CenturyLink' 100 CenturyLink Drive Monroe, La. 71203 Tel: 318-388-9000 April 12, 2012 RECEIVED 2012 APR 13 AMID: IDAHO ru:; UTtU i 1E LOft,SlOH Mr. Randy Lobb Administrator Utilities Division Idaho Public Utilities Commission 472 West Washington Street Boise, ID 83702 RE: 2011 Annual Reports CenturyTel of the Gem State, Inc. d/b/aJ CenturyLink v'CenturyTel of Idaho, Inc. dlb/aJ CenturyLink Dear Mr. Lobb: Enclosed for filing with the Commission is an original of the 2011 Annual Report for the above referenced companies, along with attachments for page 20. Also enclosed for filing is an original of the Form I based on December 31, 2010 data for both companies and a copy of the most recent separations study. All questions regarding this correspondence should be addressed to: Mr. Ted Hankins, Director Regulatory Operations P. 0. Box 4065 Monroe, LA 71211-4065 318.388.9416 I would appreciate your forwarding any future correspondence and forms associated with these submissions to my attention. Sincerely, Lisa F. Grantham, Director Separations/Regulatory Finance Enclosures ANNUAL REPORT OF SMALL TELEPHONE COMPANIES TO THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2011 COMPANY INFORMATION Exact name of utility: CenturyTel of Idaho, Inc. dibla CenturyLink Address of principal office: 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203 Telephone Number (Area Code) (318) 388-9000 E-mail address: N/A Cities or towns served: Salmon, North Fork and Leadore, Idaho Name and title of officer having custody of the general corporate books of account: Jerry M. Allen, Vice President Accounting & Revenues Address of office where corporate books are kept and phone number: 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203 318-388-9000 Organized under the laws of the State of: Delaware Date of organization: November 26, 1913 Form of organization (proprietorship, association, corporation): Corporation If a Subchapter S Corporation, please specify: N/A Name and address of controlling company, if any: CenturyLink, Inc., 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203 Names of affiliated companies. Give address and description of business: 1)CenturyLink, Inc, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Management Services 2)CentuiyTel Supply Group, Inc., 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Delivering, Purchasing and Warehousing 3)CenturyTel Service Group, LLC, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Financial, Accounting, Billing, Data Processing, Personnel Relations, Engineering, and B&C Billing 4)CenturyTel of Montana, Inc., 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Allocations for Services 5)CenturyTel of Washington, Inc. 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Allocations for Services 6)Embarq Management Company, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203. Financial, Accounting, Billing, Data Processing, Personal Relations, and Engineering. 7)Embarq Network Company, LLC, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Delivering, Purchasing and Warehousing 8)Embarq Mid-Atlantic Management Services Company, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Financial, Accounting, Billing, Data Processing, Personal Relations, and Engineering. 9)Embarq Midwest Management Services Company, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Financial, Accounting, Billing, Data Processing, Personal Relations, and Engineering. 10)Centurylel Holdings, Inc., 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Allocations for Services. 11)United Telephone Company of the Northwest, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Allocations for Services. 100 13)CenturyTel Long Distance, LLC, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Access & B&C Billing 14)Centurylel Broadband Services,LLC, 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203, Access & B&C Billing OFFICERS Report below the title, name and office address of each general officer of the utility at the end of the year. If there were any changes during the year, show the name, title, and address of the previous officer and the date of change. Title Name Address Chief Executive Officer and President Glen F. Post, III 100 CentuiyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 7120 Executive VP and Chief Operating Officer Karen A. Puckett Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer R. Stewart Ewing, Jr. Executive Vice President and General Counsel Stacey W Goff Executive Vice President - Network Services Dennis G. Huber Executive Vice President - Corporate Strategy and Development Stephanie G. Comfort President - Wholesale Operations William E. Cheek President - Business Markets Group Christopher K. Ancell Senior Vice President - Controller and Operations Support David D. Cole Senior Vice President - Public Policy and Government Relations R. Steven Davis Executive Vice President - IT Services Ginsh Varma Senior Vice President and Treasurer G. Clay Bailey Vice President Jonathan Robinson Secretary Kay C. Buchart Assistant Secretary Camck lnabnett Rev 3/02 Page 1 DIRECTORS List the name of each person who was a member of the Board of Directors at any given time during the year: (Fees related to meetings only.) Term Expired or Current Term Meetings Attended Fees Paid Name Will Expire This year During Year and Address Stacey W. Goff 611212012 1 None R. Stewart Ewing, Jr. 6/1212012 1 None Address for Board of Directors: 100 CenturyLink Drive, Monroe, LA 71203 Name of Chairman of the Board: None Designated Name of Secretary (or Clerk) of Board: Kay Buchart Number of Meetings of the Board during the year: MANAGERS List the name of each person who performed management duties for the Company during the year, and the total wages and bonuses paid to those persons: (Do not include Director fees in these amounts.) Name Title Wages and Bonuses Paid James Schmit Vice President/General Manager N/A (See * note below) *Available upon request. Rev 3/02 Page 2 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Please provide important information such as changes in accounting or depreciation practices, extensions or additions to the system; disposal of any substantial portion of the property of the utility; reorganization, mergers, or consolidations with other companies; leases executed; other contracts or agreements entered into; changes made in articles of incorporation or amendments; the occurrence of contingency losses or gains. None Rev 3/02 Page 3 BALANCE SHEET Assets and Other Debits Balance Balance Increase Beginning at End or of Year of Year (Decrease) 14,596 13,707 (889) 377,879 340,490 (37,389) 0 0 0 500 400 (100) 0 0 0 69,120 57,261 (11,858) (6,619) (8,326) (1,707) 144,266 103,822 (40,444) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,890 4,890 (0) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,964 1,964 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,949 8,790 4,841 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 63,626 0 0 0 0 21,610,185 21,744,187 134,002 0 0 0 0 155,290 155,290 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (19,094,593) (19,949,760) (855,167) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,124,173 2,536,341 (587,832) Title of Account Current Assets 1120 Cash and Equivalents 1130 Cash 1140 Special Cash Deposits 1150 Working Cash Advances 1160 Temporary Investments 1180 Telecommunications Accts. Receivable 1181 Accts. Rec. Allow. -Telecommunications 1190 Other Accounts Receivable 1191 Accounts Receivable Allow. - Other 1200 Notes Receivable 1201 Notes Receivable Allowance 1210 Interest & Dividends Receivable 1220 Material and Supplies 1280 Prepayments 1290 Prepaid Rents 1300 Prepaid Taxes 1310 Prepaid Insurance 1320 Prepaid Directory Expenses 1330 Other Prepayments 1350 Other Current Assets Noncurrent Assets 1401 Investment in Affiliated Companies 1402 Investment in Nonaffiliated Companies 1406 Nonregulated Investments 1407 Unamortized Debt Issuance Expense 1408 Sinking Funds 1410 Other Noncurrent Assets 1438 Deferred Maintenance & Retirements 1439 Deferred Charges 1500 Other Jurisdiction Assets - Net Property, Plant and Equipment 2001 Telecommunications Plants in Service 2002 Prop. Held for Future Telecom. Use 2003 Telecom. Plant under Constr. - Short Term 2004 Telecom. Plant under Constr. - Long Term 2005 Telecom. Plant Adjustment 2006 Nonoperating Plant 2007 Goodwill Depreciation and Amortization Accounts 3100 Accumulated Depreciated 3200 Accum. Depre. - Held for Future Use 3300 Accumulated Depreciation - Nonoperating 3400 Accumulated Amortization - Tangible 3410 Accum. Amort. - Capitalized Leases 3420 Accum. Amort. - Leasehold Improvements 3500 Accumulated Amortization - Intangible 3600 Accumulated Amortization - Other TOTAL ASSETS Rev 3/02 Page 4 BALANCE SHEET Liabilities & Stockholders' Equity Balance Balance Increase Beginning at End or Title of Account of Year of Year (Decrease) Current Liabilities 4010 Accounts Payable 26,936 99,553 72,617 4020 Notes Payable 0 0 0 4030 Advance Billings and Payments 2,107 (514) (2,621) 4040 Customer Deposits 4,975 2,200 (2,775) 4050 Current Maturities - Long -Term Debt 0 0 0 4060 Current Maturities - Capital leases 0 0 0 4070 Income Taxes - Accrued 0 0 0 4080 Other Taxes - Accrued 18,148 16,287 (1,860) 4100 Net Current Defer. Oper. Income Taxes 0 0 0 4110 Net Current Defer. Nonoper. Income Taxes 0 0 0 4120 Other Accrued Liabilities (152) (186) (34) 4130 Other Current Liabilities 27,006 26,534 (472) Long-Term Debt 4210 Funded Debt 0 0 0 4220 Premium on Long-Term Debt 0 0 0 4230 Discount on Long-Term Debt 0 0 0 4240 Reacquired Debt 0 0 0 4250 Obligations Under Capital Leases 0 0 0 4260 Advances from Affiliated Companies 0 0 0 4270 Other Long-Term Debt 0 0 0 Other Liabilities & Deferred Credits 0 0 0 4310 Other Long-Term Liabilities 0 0 0 4320 Unamort. Oper. Invest. Tax Credits - Net 0 0 0 4330 Unamort. Nonoper. Invest. Tax Credits - Net 0 0 0 4340 Net Noncurrent Defer. Oper. Income Taxes 146,444 0 (146,444) 4350 Net Noncur. Defer. Nonoper. Income Taxes 0 0 0 4360 Other Deferred Credits 63,695 34,623 (29,072) 4370 Other Juris. Liab. & Def. Credits - Net 0 0 0 Stockholders' Equity 4510 Capital Stock 200,000 200,000 0 4520 Additional Paid-In Capital 0 0 0 4530 Treasury Stock 0 0 0 4540 Other Capital 0 0 0 4550 Retained Earnings 2,635,014 2,157,844 (477,170) TOTAL LIAB. & OTHER CREDITS 3,124,173 2,536,341 (587,831) Rev 3/02 Page 5 ANALYSIS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS PLANT IN SERVICE TOTAL Company Basis Analysis of Telecommunications Plant in Service 2111 Land 2112 Motor Vehicles 2113 Aircraft 2114 Special Purpose Vehicles 2115 Garage Work Equipment 2116 Other Work Equipment 2121 Buildings 2122 Furniture 2123 Office Equipment 2124 General Purpose Computers 2211 Analog Electronic Switching 2212 Digital Electronic Switching 2215 Electro-Mechanical Switching 2220 Operator Systems 2231 Radio Systems 2232 Circuit Equipment 2311 Station Apparatus 2321 Customer Premises Wiring 2341 Large Private Branch Exchanges 2351 Public Telephone Terminal Equipment 2362 Other Terminal Equipment 2411 Poles 2421 Aerial Cable 2422 Underground Cable 2423 Buried Cable 2424 Submarine Cable 2426 Intrabuilding Network Cable 2431 Aerial Wire 2441 Conduit Systems 2681 Capital Leases 2682 Leasehold Improvements 2690 Intangibles TOTAL PLANT ACCOUNTS Balance Beginning of Year 37,408 94,552 0 0 0 143,417 560,264 0 9,480 36,890 0 1,706,073 0 0 0 4,575,958 0 0 0 0 0 72,688 231,928 121,186 13,937,871 0 0 1,809 80,661 0 0 0 21,610,185 21.610.185 Transfers and Adjustments 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Balance End of Year 37,408 94,552 0 0 0 154,200 569,730 0 9,480 40,522 0 1,706,073 0 0 0 4,581,687 0 0 rol 0 72,688 231,928 121,186 14,042,263 0 0 1,809 80,661 0 0 0 21,744,187 21,744,187 Plant Additions Retired During year or Sold 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9,466 0 0 0 0 0 3,632 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 146,986 141,257 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 104,392 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 275.259 Rev 3/02 Page 6 ANALYSIS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS PLANT ACCOUNTS IDAHO Operations Only Balance Plant Transfers Balance Beginning Additions Retired and End of Year During Year or Sold Adjustments of Year Analysis of Telecommunications Plant in Service 2111 Land Same as Total Company 2112 Motor Vehicles 2113 Aircraft 2114 Special Purpose Vehicles 2115 Garage Work Equipment 2116 Other Work Equipment 2121 Buildings 2122 Furniture 2123 Office Equipment 2124 General Purpose Computers 2211 Analog Electronic Switching 2212 Digital Electronic Switching 2215 Electro-Mechanical Switching 2220 Operator Systems 2231 Radio Systems 2232 Circuit Equipment 2311 Station Apparatus 2321 Customer Premises Wiring 2341 Large Private Branch Exchanges 2351 Public Telephone Terminal Equipment 2362 Other Terminal Equipment 2411 Poles 2421 Aerial Cable 2422 Underground Cable 2423 Buried Cable 2424 Submarine Cable 2426 Intrabuilding Network Cable 2431 Aerial Wire 2441 Conduit Systems 2681 Capital Leases 2682 Leasehold Improvements 2690 Intangibles TOTAL PLANT ACCOUNTS 0 0 0 0 0 Rev 3/02 Page 7 ANALYSIS OF ENTRIES IN ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION Account 3100 TOTAL Company Basis Analysis of Entries in Accumulated Depreciation 2112 Motor Vehicles 2113 Aircraft 2114 Special Purpose Vehicles 2115 Garage Work Equipment 2116 Other Work Equipment 2121 Buildings 2122 Furniture 2123 Office Equipment 2124 General Purpose Computers 2211 Analog Electronic Switching 2212 Digital Electronic Switching 2215 Electro-Mechanical Switching 2220 Operator Systems 2231 Radio Systems 2232 Circuit Equipment 2311 Station Apparatus 2321 Customer Premises Wiring 2341 Large Private Branch Exchanges 2351 Public Telephone Terminal Equipment 2362 Other Terminal Equipment 2411 Poles 2421 Aerial Cable 2422 Underground Cable 2423 Buried Cable 2424 Submarine Cable 2426 Intrabuilding Network Cable 2431 Aerial Wire 2441 Conduit Systems Balance Beginning of Year 74,189 0 0 0 143,418 470,266 0 9,191 33,587 0 1,578,809 0 0 0 3,944,517 0 0 0 0 0 72,688 210,629 114,835 12,410,848 0 0 1,809 29,807 Depreciation Rate* 25.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 10.00% 3.40% 0.00% 20.00% 25.00% 0.00% 11.93% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 11.60% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 11.70% 8.60% 5.80% 5.80% 0.00% 0.00% 15.00% 3.50% Credits During Year 7,156 0 0 0 629 17,647 0 0 2,407 0 20,840 0 0 0 131,984 0 0 0 0 1,362 1,124 810,453 0 0 2,823 Retirements and Adjustments 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 141,257 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Balance End of Year 81,345 0 0 0 144,047 487,913 0 9,191 35,994 0 1,599,649 0 0 0 3,935,244 0 0 0 0 0 72,688 211,991 115,959 13,221,301 0 0 1,809 32,630 TOTAL 19,094,593 996,425 141,257 19,949,761 *please list individual depreciation rate for each account. Rev 3/02 Page 8 IDAHO Operations Only Balance Beginning Depreciation of Year Rate* Credits Retirements During and Year Adjustments Balance End of Year ANALYSIS OF ENTRIES IN ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION Account 3100 Analysis of Entries in Accumulated Depreciation 2112 Motor Vehicles 2113 Aircraft 2114 Special Purpose Vehicles 2115 Garage Work Equipment 2116 Other Work Equipment 2121 Buildings 2122 Furniture 2123 Office Equipment 2124 General Purpose Computers 2211 Analog Electronic Switching 2212 Digital Electronic Switching 2215 Electro-Mechanical Switching 2220 Operator Systems 2231 Radio Systems 2232 Circuit Equipment 2311 Station Apparatus 2321 Customer Premises Wiring 2341 Large Private Branch Exchanges 2351 Public Telephone Terminal Equipment 2362 Other Terminal Equipment 2411 Poles 2421 Aerial Cable 2422 Underground Cable 2423 Buried Cable 2424 Submarine Cable 2426 lntrabuilding Network Cable 2431 Aerial Wire 2441 Conduit Systems Same as Total Company TOTAL *please list individual depreciation rate for each account. Rev 3/02 Page 9 INVESTMENTS Report below the investments in Accounts 1401, 1402 and 1406. Identify each investment as to the account in which included. Minor amounts in Account 1406 may be grouped by classes. Book Cost of Book Cost of Investments Investments Disposed of Held at Description Date Acquired This year End of Year 1. Acct 1406 8,790 Net Non-Utility Plant Totals 8,790 RECEIVABLES Itemize amounts show in Accounts 1180, 1190 and 1200. For notes receivable list each note separately and include the maturity date and interest rate. Minor amounts in Account 1210 may be combined. Name of Company 1.Acct 1180 Due from Customers Unbilled End User Accrual Sub-Total 2.Acct 1190 Connecting Companies Accounts Rec-Other Sub-Total Amount at End of Year Notes Accounts Receivable Receivable 48,087 9,174 57,261 103,767 55 103,822 Totals 161,083 Rev 3102 Page 10 NOTES PAYABLE For Notes Payable, list each note separately and include the maturity date and interest rate. Interest Name of Creditor Date of Note Rate Due Date Face Amount None Totals ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Report below all Accounts Payable amounting to more than $100.00 Name of Creditor Amount P/R Deductions - state w/ holding 1,556 County 911 Tax 3,647 USE High Cost 407 NP-Trade (accruals) 93,556 NP Other 387 Totals 99,553 Rev 3/02 Page 11 LONG - TERM DEBT Accounts 4210, 4240, 4250, 4260, 4270 and 4310 List the required data for each obligation included in these accounts, grouping them by account number and showing totals for each account. If any obligations mature serially or otherwise at various dates, give particulars in a note. Date Date Face Premium! Discount Class & Series of of Amount Outstanding Year Interest for year of Obligation Issue Maturity Authorized Year-End Total Amortized Rate Amount None Rev 3/02 Page 12 CAPITAL STOCK Report below the particulars called for concerning common and preferred stock at end of year, designating separate series of any general class. Show totals separately for common and preferred. For each class of preferred stock, show the dividend rate and whether dividends are cumulative or noncumulative. Show details in a footnote of capital stock sold during the year. Include nur nber of shares, consideration received, premium or discount, and expenses incurred. Number Outstanding per of Shares Par Value Balance Sheet Class & Series of Stock Authorized per Share Shares Amount Common Stock 2,000 $100 - 2,000 $200,000 TOTAL $200,000 Rev 3/02 Page 13 INCOME & RETAINED EARNINGS STATEMENT Item Total Company Idaho Only Same as Total Operating Income (from page 15) 3,412,431 Total Co. Total Operating Expenses (from page 17) 2,564,041 7100 Other Operating Income and Expense 0 7210 Operating Investment Tax Credits-Net 0 7220 Operating Federal Income Taxes 437,066 7230 Operating State and Local Income Taxes 101,958 7240 Operating Other Taxes 24,799 7250 Provision for Deferred Operating Income Taxes-Net (209,970) 7200 Operating Taxes (Total) 353,853 7310 Dividend Income 0 7320 Interest Income (1,335) 7330 Income from Sinking and Other Funds 0 7340 Allowance for Funds Used During Construction 0 7350 Gains/Losses from the Disposition of Certain Property 0 7360 Other Nonoperating Income I 7370 Special Charges 1,892 7300 Nonoperating Income and Expense 558 7410 Nonoperating Investment Tax Credits-Net 0 7420 Nonoperating Federal Income Taxes 0 7430 Nonoperating State and Local Income Taxes 0 7440 Nonoperating Other Taxes 0 7450 Provision for Deferred Nonoperating Income Taxes-Net 0 7400 Nonoperating Taxes 0 7510 Interest on Funded Debt 0 7520 Interest Expense-Capital Leases 0 7530 Amortization of Debt Issuance Expense 0 7540 Other Interest Deductions 27 7500 Interest and Related Items 27 I 7610 Extraordinary Income Credits 7620 Extraordinary Income Charges 7630 Current Income Tax Effect of Extraordinary Items-Net 7640 Provision for Deferred Income Tax Effect of Extraordinary Items-Net 7600 Extraordinary Items 7910 Income Effect of Jurisdictional Ratemaking Differences-Net 7990 Nonregulated Net Income AMOUNT TRANSFERRED TO RETAINED EARNINGS 0 0 0 0 '-I 0 'I (28,878) 522,830 Rev 3/02 Page 14 OPERATING REVENUES Item Total Company Idaho Only Same as Local Network Services Revenues Total Co. 5001 Basic Area Revenue 5002 Optional Extended Area Revenue 5003 Cellular Mobile Revenue 5004 Other Mobile Services Revenue 5010 Public Telephone Revenue 5040 Local Private Line Revenue 5050 Customer Premises Revenue 5060 Other Local Exchange Revenue 5069 Other Local Exchange Settlements Network Access Services Revenues 5081 End User Revenue (SLC) 5082 Switched Access Revenue (Interstate) 5083 Special Access Revenue 5084 State Access Revenue (Intrastate) Long Distance Network Services Revenues 5100 Long Distance Message Revenue - All Miscellaneous Revenues 5230 Directory Revenue 5240 Rent Revenue 5250 Corporate Operations Revenue 5261 Special Billing Arrangements Revenue 5262 Customer Operations Revenue 5263 Plant Operations Revenue 5264 Other Incidental Regulated Revenue 5269 Other Revenue Settlements 5270 Carrier Billing & Collection Revenue Uncollectible Revenues 5301 Uncollectible Revenue - Telecommunications 5302 Uncollectible Revenue - Other TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES 3,412,431 Please identify the following revenues: NECA USF $ 386,659 To what account were they booked? 50801000 State USE $ n/a To what account were they booked? N/A 1,040,630 0 0 0 0 27,210 0 180,123 0 299,897 895,346 460,654 333,862 0 4,472 70,410 34,877 0 6,134 0 0 1,415 215 64,731 (4,947) (2,598) Rev 3/02 Page 15 OPERATING REVENUES Item Total Company Idaho Only Same as Plant Specific Operations Expense Total Co. 6110 Network Support Expenses 0 6112 Motor Vehicle Expense 0 6113 Aircraft Expense 4,439 6114 Special Purpose Vehicles Expense 0 6115 Garage Work Equipment Expense 0 6116 Other Work Equipment Expense 0 6120 General Support Expenses 0 6121 Land and Building Expenses 49,354 6122 Furniture and Artworks Expense 0 6123 Office Equipment Expense 0 6124 General Purpose Computers Expense 59,157 6210 Central Office Switching Expenses 0 6211 Analog Electronic Expense 0 6212 Digital Electronic Expense 113,794 6215 Electro-Mechanical Expense 0 6220 Operators System Expense 0 6230 Central Office Transmission Expenses 0 6231 Radio Systems Expense 0 6232 Circuit Equipment Expense 174,097 6310 Information Origination/Termination Expense 0 6311 Station Apparatus Expense 0 6341 Large Private Branch Exchange Expense 0 6351 Public Telephone Terminal Equipment Expense 0 6362 Other Terminal Equipment Expense 0 6410 Cable and Wire Facilities Expenses 0 6411 Pole Expense 544 6421 Aerial Cable Expense 10,164 6422 Underground Cable Expense 0 6423 Buried Cable Expense 252,295 6424 Submarine Cable Expense 0 6425 Deep Sea Cable Expense 0 6426 Intrabuilding Network Cable Expense 0 6431 Aerial Wire Expense 0 6441 Conduit Systems Expense 0 TOTAL PLANT SPECIFIC OPERATIONS EXPENSE 663,843 0 Rev 3/02 Page 16 OPERATING REVENUES Item Total Company Idaho Only Plant Nonspecific Operations Expense Same as 6510 Other Property/Plant/Equipment Expenses 0 Total Co 6511 Property Held for Future Telecomm. Use Expenses 0 6512 Provisioning Expense 3,613 6530 Network Operations Expense 0 6531 Power Expense 0 6532 Network Administration Expense 56,613 6533 Testing Expense 59,080 6534 Plant Operations Administration Expense 27,508 6535 Engineering Expense 75,746 6540 Access Expense 62,078 6560 Depreciation and Amortization Expenses 0 6561 Depreciation Expense-Telecom. Plant in Service 998,793 6562 Depreciation Expense-Property Held for Future Use 0 6563 Amortization Expense - Tangible 0 6564 Amortization Expense - Intangible 0 6565 Amortization Expense - Other 0 Total Plant Nonspecific Operations Expenses 1,283,431 Customer Operations Expense 6610 Marketing 0 6611 Product Management 11,710 6612 Sales 71,745 6613 Product Advertising 9,921 6620 Services 6621 Call Completion Services 435 6622 Number Services 1,703 6623 Customer Services 241,031 Total Customer Operations Expense 336,545 Corporate Operations Expense 6710 Executive and Planning 12,590 6711 Executive 0 6712 Planning 0 6720 General and Administrative 0 6721 Accounting and Finance 43,276 6722 External Relations 26,645 6723 Human Resources 15,756 6724 Information Management 144,616 6725 Legal 10,658 6726 Procurement 3,279 6727 Research and Development 0 6728 Other General and Administrative 23,401 6790 Provision for Uncollectible Notes Receivable 0 Total Corporate Operations Expense 280,222 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 2,564,041 Rev 3/02 Page 17 - CENTRAL OFFICE DATA as of December 31, 2011 (unless otherwise indicated) Name of Central Office: Salmon Prefix (es): 208-756 Type: Northern Telecom DMS-I 0 Check one: Check one: Digital _X — Electronic–X_ Analog_ Electro-Mechanical_ Other:__________________________ Access Lines in Use Customer Lines: 2,624 (Include Centrex, PAL, Semi-Pub.) Public Telephone Lines 3 Company Official Lines 33 Central Office Switch Check all that apply: Stand Alone Host X Remote Access Line Capacity Design: 5244 Installed/Equipped: 5244/2846 Company Test Lines Included in Official Lines Classification of Customer Access Residence Business Multi- Single Line Multi- Single Line Total Line Multi- Subtotal Centrex Line Multi- Subtotal Residence 1-Party 1-Party Party Residence N.A.R. 1-Party 1-Party Party Business & Business Beginning of Year 34 1,911 0 1,945 0 590 255 0 848 2,793 New Connects 1 557 0 558 0 99 48 0 147 705 Disconnects 6 675 0 681 0 137 53 0 190 871 End of Year 29 1,793 0 1,822 0 552 250 0 802 2,624 Foreign Exchange: Directory Listings: Dial Tone from this C.O.: None Number of Customers with Nonpublished or Nonlisted: 368 Dial Tone from another C.O.: None Custom Calling: Number of customers with at least one feature: 1903 Total number of features subscribed to: 6489 Rev 3/02 Page 18 A Subtotal Centrex Residence N.A.R. 113 0 21 0 31 0 103 0 Multi- Line 1-Party 25 I 3 23 Business Sinale Line Multi- 1-Party Party 8 0 5 0 5 0 8 0 Subtotal Business 33 6 8 31 Total Residence & Business 146 27 39 134 Directory Listings: Number of Customers with Nonpublished or Nonlisted: 32 CENTRAL OFFICE DATA as of December 31, 2011 (unless otherwise indicated) Name of Central Office: Leadore Prefix (es): 208-768 Central Office Switch Check all that apply: Stand Alone Host Remote X Access Line Capacity Design: 834 Installed/Equipped: 834/162 Type: Northern Telecom RLCM Check one: Check one: Digital _X_ Electronic_X_ Analog_ Electro-Mechanical_ Other:__________________________ Access Lines in Use Customer Lines: 134 (Include Centrex, PAL, Semi-Pub.) Public Telephone Lines Company Official Lines Company Test Lines I Included in Official Lines Classification of Customer Access Residence Multi- Single Line Line Multi- 1-Party 1-Party Party Beginning of Year 2 111 0 New Connects 0 21 0 Disconnects 1 30 0 End of Year 1 102 0 Foreign Exchange: Dial Tone from this CO.: None Dial Tone from another C.O.: None Custom Calling: Number of customers with at least one feature: Total number of features subscribed to: 101 351 Rev 3/02 Page 18 B Residence Multi- Single Line Line Multi- Subtotal 1-Party 1-Party Party Residence Beginning of Year 7 222 0 229 New Connects 0 73 0 73 Disconnects I 77 0 78 End of Year 6 218 0 224 Business Multi- Single Line Centrex Line Multi- Subtotal N.A.R. 1-Party 1-Party Party Business 0 23 13 0 36 0 5 11 0 16 0 10 10 0 20 0 18 14 0 32 Total Residence & Business 265 89 98 256 CENTRAL OFFICE DATA as of December 31, 2011 (unless otherwise indicated) Name of Central Office: North Fork Prefix (es): 208-865 Central Office Switch Type Northern Telecom RLCM Check one: Check one: Digital _X — Electronic–X_ Analog_ Electro-Mechanical_ Other:__________________________ Access Lines in Use Customer Lines: 256 (Include Centrex, PAL, Semi-Pub.) Public Telephone Lines I Check all that apply: Stand Atone Host Remote –X_ Access Line Capacity Design: 924 Installed/Equipped: 924/234 Company Official Lines I Company Test Lines Included in Official Lines Classification of Customer Access Foreign Exchange: Dial Tone from this C.O.: None Dial Tone from another C.O.: None Custom Calling: Number of customers with at least one feature: Total number of features subscribed to: Directory Listings: Number of Customers with Nonpublished or Nonlisted: 234 907 30 Rev 3/02 Page 18 C NUMBER OF CALLS COMPLETED BY CUSTOMERS DURING (Year) 2011. Average # Local Calls Toll Calls Originated (Total of all Carriers) of Customer Number Avg.! Avg.! Local Exchange Lines in Use (1000s) Line Intrastate Interstate Total Line I 756-Salmon 2,709 N/A N/A 410,095 442,151 852,246 315 2 768- Leadore 140 N/A N/A 31,033 21,447 52,480 375 3865-North Fork 261 N/A N/A 31,437 90,584 122,021 468 4 5 TOTAL 3,109 472,565 554,182 1,026,747 330 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rev 3/02 Page 19 ANNUAL REPORT FOR SMALL TELEPHONE COMPANIES YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2011 CUSTOMER RELATIONS RULES COMPLIANCE Rule IDAPA 31.21.01.603 Rule IDAPA 31 .41.01.105 Please provide copies of Summary of Customer Relations Rules for Telephone Corporations Idaho Telephone Solicitation Act Notification Method of Notification: Mailed separately to customers Yes_____ No X Included in directory Yes—X— No_____ Date of notification Salmon Directory - January 2011 Alternate method of notification Rule IDAPA 31 .41 .01 .403.02 Record of Complaints: Number received by Company 3 Category of complaints (if known): Deposit Disputes 0 Charges on Bill 2 Denial/Termination 0 Quality or Availability of Service I Carrier Selection/Assignment 0 Miscellaneous 0 Rev 3/02 Page 20 CERTIFICATE State of Louisiana ) ) ss Parish of Ouachita ) WE, the undersigned Jonathan Robinson and Jerry M. Allen of the CenturyTel of Idaho, Inc. d/bla CenturyLink utility, on our oath do severally say that the foregoing return has been prepared under our direction, from the original books, papers, and records of said utility; that we have carefully examined same, and declare the same to be a correct statement of the business affairs of said utility for the period covered by the return in respect to each and every matter and thing therein set forth, to the best of our knowledge, information and belief. ' (Chief Officer) Qrmn-ij M Atfflyn Officer In Charge of Accounts) Subscribed and Sworn to Before Me this _/ Z day of - I , (Year) / 2. TWA Notary Public V C L ,.. -H- /1)0. /J.( My Commission Expires D ' 4-k.... , (Year)_____ Rev 3/02 gdklexcel/jnelson/anulrpts/telannualrpt Page 21 \ TM hkj F I.., 4:' CenturyLink TM ;ALM0N REA CODE N. Leadore, North Fork, Salmon W8 I AFTER JANUARY 2013 FIND A BUSINESS I COMMUNITY I POINTS OF ORA PERSON INFORMATION INTEREST GOVERNMENT Consistently fast all day, every day. CenturyLink" High-Speed Internet for home: 800.2014099 1 for business: 800.201.4102 1 centurylink.com en someone in rh ,has a hearing problem." Erin Johnson, Doctor of Audiology Jason Curtis, HIS f CaIia'., l,lk. 122A7 AO_ Mark Ross, PhD — Phillips Hearing CENTER Helen Keller once stated that "Blindness separates us from things but deafness separates us from people:' People with a hearing loss often find nselves withdrawing into an isolated world. This can be a lonely time for the erson with the hearing loss but also for the family members that may not inderstand why their loved one is withdrawing. Because hearing loss can come on gradually symptoms can sometimes be missed or over looked. We offer hearing screenings and full diagnostic tests We provide counseling and rehabilitation therapies We work with all forms of amplification; hearing aids and medical Implant devices. Phillips can work with newborns, infants and toddlers and adults. Emergency Services for TTY Users Dial 9-1-1 ' J 9=1=1 IF YOU NEED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY CALL: Dial 9.1-i for immediate response from fire, police or medical personnel. Stay calm and speak clearly. Tell the 9-1-1 operator what and where the emergency is (including address and nearest cross street). Stay on the line and answer all questions. Let the 9-1-1 operator end the call. For non-emergency calls please call the appropriate number listed below or consult the white and yellow pages for non-emergency personnel. OTHER IMPORTANT NUMBERS Fire Lemhi County Crisis Intervention! Mahoney Fire Station Non-Emergency .........756-6275 Family Safety Center ..............756-3146 Idaho Care Line .........................211 National Response Center Report Toxic Chemical & Oil Spills Idaho Road Condition 1-800-424-8802 Information ..............................511 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Law Enforcement 1-800-273-TALK Law Enforcement Tip Line . . . .756-INFO (4636) (8255) Lemhi County Sheriff's Dept. Non-emergency ...............208-756-8980 Poison Control Center ...... 1-800-222 -1222 .-Salmon Police Dept. •Non-emergency ...............208-756-1347 United States Marshal Service Boise ............ ... ....... 1208-334-1298 or ..........................1877926r8332 IP11f4.)kI!.Til(] I1 These pages are designed to assist you in becoming familiar with the many services available to you through CenturyLink. These pages have been organized so that you can easily find information and services relating to your specific needs. I I Www.centuryIinkyeIIowpg( How to Reach CenturyLink HOW TO REACH CENTURYLINK Contact Information ........................3 Repair Service Reporting .............. ....... 3 Billing .....................................3 Buried Cable Location Service ...............3 Directory Assistance ........................3 Idaho Relay Service .........................3 Yellow Page Advertising .....................3 Additional Directories .......................3 OnLine Yellow Pages ........................3 Service Satisfaction ........................3 INSTALLATION AND SERVICE Requesting Service .........................4 Costs to Begin Service ......................4 Establishing Credit .........................4 Service Interruption Allowance ...............4 Directory Listing Options ....................4 Inside Wire Maintenance Plan ................4 BILLING Billing Inquiries .............................5 Paying Your Bill Automatically ................5 Billing Procedures ..........................5 Your Telephone Bill .........................6 REPAIR Repair Service Reporting ....................3 Locating the Problem .......................7 Self-Check/Troubleshooting .................7 Testing with the Network Interface Device .. .7 CALLING INSTRUCTIONS Local Calling ...............................8 Long Distance Calling ... ...... ..... ......... 8 Direct Dialing ..............................8 Operator Assisted Calls .....................8 CenturyLinklM Calling Cards ...... ........... 9 Selecting a Long Distance Carrier ............9 Idaho LATA Map ............................9 ADDITIONAL SERVICES Calling Features Reference Guide ...........10 Calling Features and Services ............10-14 Voice Mail .................................15 BUSINESS SERVICES Integrated Solutions .......................16 Voice Solutions ............................16 Data Solutions ............................16 Internet/Web Solutions ....................16 CUSTOMER RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Essential and Advanced Services ............ 17 Telephone Assistance Programs ............. 17 Idaho Relay ............................... 17 Harassment Calls ................. ......... 18 Telemarketing Calls ............... ......... 18 900/976 Number Billing ................. 18-19 HELPFUL INFORMATION Call Before You Dig ........................ 20 Telephone Safety .......................... 20 Directory Content ......................... 20 Area Code Map and Time Zones ............. 21 Area Codes ............................... 22 International Calling ....................... 23 IdahoZlPCodes .......................... 24 COMMUNITY CONNECTION Community Spotlight ...................... 25 Newcomer Information .................... 26 Calendar of Events ........................ 27 Tourism and Recreation .................... 28 Sacajawea Center ......................... 29 Points of Interest Maps .. ............... 30-31 Government Listings ...................... 32 CONTACT INFORMATION Residential - Installation & Service Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 1-800-201-4099 Business - Installation & Service Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m 1-800-201-4102 Repair Service Reporting 24 Hours....................................1-800-824-2877 Internet Help Desk - 24 Hours High-Speed ...............................1-800-809-1410 Dial-Up.. ..................................... 1-888-872-7313 Payphones and Payphone Service Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 pm....1-800-201 -4102 Visit us on the web at wwwcenturyIinkcom CENTURYLINKTM RETAIL STORE 111 South Terrace, Salmon ................... 756-2000 Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. BILLING Payment Arrangements ... ...... ..1-888-646-0004 Paying by Mail: CenturyLink P.O.Box 4300 Carol Stream, IL 60197-4300 See page 6 for more information. BURIED CABLE LOCATION Please call 72 hours before you dig to receive information on buried cable Buried Cable Locates ..................8-1-1 or (Idaho Digline) ...........1-800-342-1585 DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE 24-HOURS-A-DAY Local and National Calls ................ .4-1-1 International Calls - Contact your long distance company. Charges may apply for directory assistance calls. IDAHO RELAY SERVICE Dial 7-1-1 or TTY ...... ............ ...... 1-800-377-3529 Voice Users .................1-800-377-1363 See page 17 for more information. YELLOW PAGE ADVERTISING Sales ....................i-888-9-CTLBOOI( Customer Service ...........1-800-877-0475 ADDITIONAL DIRECTORIES CenturyLinkmt Directories 1-866-7-ORDER MORE Out-of-Town ...........Directories ......1 -800-398-4236 ONLINE YELLOW PAGES Search online at www.centurylinkyellowpages.com TIME AND TEMPERATURE ......756-1144 SERVICE SATISFACTION A CenturyLink customer service representative will be happy to assist you with any problems you may have with regard to our services. If a representative is unable to solve your problem. you may ask a supervisor for assistance. You may also write to: CenturyLink Quality Assurance Department 100 CenturyLink Drive Monroe, LA 71203 LtiiiITr.j itTiTi ] REQUESTING SERVICE Follow these simple steps when you need to order, change or stop your telephone service. Call our Customer Contact Center and speak with a customer service representative. Please be prepared to provide the following information: • your full legal name • your street address • employment and credit information (see next column) • types of services you want • your choice of long distance company • information regarding your previous telephone number • how you want your name to appear in the directory COSTS TO BEGIN SERVICE A one-time fee is charged to install or change your service. The use of telephone service for business purposes automatically subjects that service to business rates regardless of the type of premises where the telephone is installed. An advance payment or deposit may also be required. If you need inside wiring or jacks, you have three options: • You can have CenturyLink do the work at the cost of time and materials. Call our Customer Contact Center for a cost estimate. • You can hire an independent contractor to do the work. • You can do the work yourself. ESTABLISHING CREDIT If you are a new customer with CenturyLink, you may be asked for an advance payment or deposit to establish service. Customers requesting business telephone service may be required to demonstrate satisfactory credit that is appropriate for the service requested. Deposits are based on local service and long distance charges. Any residential customer who furnishes a guarantor is not required to pay a deposit. Any CenturyLink residential customer with 12 months good credit qualifies as a guarantor. Your deposit will be refunded with are paid on time. If service is discontinued during this time, the deposit and interest will be applied to your final bill. Interest rates are set periodically by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. INSIDE WIRE MAINTENANCE PLAN CenturyLink'STM optional inside wire maintenance plan for residential and small business customers includes the diagnosis, repair and/or replacement of inside wiring and/or jacks. There is a small monthly charge for the inside wire maintenance plan. Exclusions and Conditions • Damage to wiring and/or jacks due to natural disaster or acts of God: • Customer negligence, excessive abuse and/or additional wiring placed by the customer, which does not meet company standards: • Repair of defective telephone cords, phones or equipment such as fax machines, answering machines or computers: • Recreational vehicles, and other temporary or moveable structures are not covered: Lines terminating to a Key/PBX, ISDN lines or other non-basic lines; • The following may not be covered: Leased commercial facilities, multi-dwelling units (apartment buildings, nursing homes, etc.) The Telephone Company will provide maintenance to the protector at these locations. It may be the responsibility of the management of these facilities to monitor and notify each tenant of this policy; If you subscribe to more than one line, you must subscribe to the inside wire maintenance plan on all lines in order for them to be covered, TELEPHONE PROTECTION PLAN (TPP) Our Telephone Protection Plan provides coverage for all of your eligible home telephones and Caller ID units against mechanical or electrical failure due to normal wear and tear or power surge. If your phone becomes inoperable for one of these reasons, you only make one toll free call to file a replacement request and a replacement phone is sent to you immediately for all covered requests. The process is convenient and easy. Call our Customer Contact Center for more r1Ihii BILLING INQUIRIES If you have questions about your CenturyLink bill, please call our Customer Contact Center. For questions about long distance charges, please see your CenturyLink bill. For your convenience a list of telephone numbers for each long distance company is provided. PAYING YOUR BILL For your convenience, a return envelope is included with each monthly bill. Detach the bottom portion of your bill and return with your payment. Write your telephone number on the check or money order. If the return envelope is not available, mail your payment to: CenturyLink P.O. Box 4300 Carol Stream, IL 60197-4300 Bills may also be paid at: CenturyLinkTM Retail Store 111 South Terrace, Salmon Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. PAYING YOUR BILL AUTOMATICALLY CenturyLink offers convenient ways to auto- matically pay your telephone bill each month. My Account. Manage your account by logging on to www.centurylink.com free of charge. View summaries, check details and pay your bills online. You can even review your last three bills online without waiting for traditional printing and mailing. Credit Card Payments. CenturyLink accepts VISA®. MasterCard®, Discover®, and American Express® for payment of telephone bills and other special services. Simply enroll in the credit card payment plan and CenturyLink will debit telephone expenses from your credit card on a monthly basis. Customers who choose this plan will still receive a statement of telephone charges each month. - IrA ConnectCheck Plan. Simply tell us which bank or credit union checking account you would like to use to pay your telephone bill. Each month, CenturyLink's accounting department will debit your designated account for the amount of your bill. You will still receive a statement each month. For more information about these convenient options, call 1-800-201-4099. BILLING PROCEDURES Monthly charges for telephone services are billed one month in advance and long distance calls are billed after you make them. The payment due date, printed on the front page of your bill, is the date by which CenturyLink should receive your payment. Your bill is considered past due if your payment is not received by this date. If payment is not received by the due date, your service could be subject to disconnection. If your payment will not reach us by that date, call the Customer Contact Center to discuss payment alternatives. If your service is disconnected for non-payment, contact a customer service representative. Payment of the past due balance, a reconnect fee, and a deposit, if applicable, will be required before service can be restored. CUSTOMER INQUIRIES A customer may verify the accuracy of a bill by contacting our Customer Contact Center. Our representatives are trained to handle customer inquiries promptly. Please contact one of our representatives and state your complaint. If your complaint is not handled to your satisfaction, you may also appeal to the service representative's supervisor. If you are still dissatisfied with the results of your complaint, you may contact the Idaho Public Utilities Commission at 1-208-334-0300 to pursue a formal complaint. YOUR TELEPHONE BILL CenturyLink is proud of the service we provide nationwide to millions of customers everyday. Part of this service is insuring that our fees are clear, understandable and accurate. One bill for all your services Your CenturyLinkTM services are now consolidated into one easy-to-read bill. So, no matter what services or how many services you have with CenturyLink, you can easily manage those expenses. One payment, one company, one bill to serve you better. Easy-to-read format Your CenturyLink bill: • Provides a consolidated, easy-to-follow review of your service fees. • Individually breaks out each service to help you understand the charges. • Shows important messages that affect your service. • Indicates opportunities that can benefit you. Everything you need in one easy-to-read format. Repair CUSTOMERS RESPONSIBILITY Telephone 'P\ 51 Telephone Jack .11 II Telephone Inside Wiring •_,/fl LOCATING THE PROBLEM Telephone service problems can be caused by customer provided equipment (CPE), inside wiring, jacks, telephones, security systems, wireless accessories, modems and any other devices within your premises or the CenturyLinkTM network. We encourage you to follow the troubleshooting tips before you call Repair Service to determine if the problem is the CPE in your premises or with the CenturyLinklM network outside your home. If the problem is found to be in the CenturyLinkTM network (outside lines, switches etc.), the repair is completed at no charge. If the source of the problem is your CPE, a trip charge may be applied and billed to your account. A trip charge applies when CenturyLink dispatches a technician who travels, at your request, to your premises and finds the trouble to be in customer provided equipment. The trip charge is not a repair charge; it is a fee for travel time. Repair of the equipment or wiring is based on the length of time required to perform the repairs and the cost of materials used. This is a representation of a current bill and may vary from your actual bill. If you have additional questions, please call our Customer Contact Center 1.Account Name and Number - Your account name and number will ctuk appear at the top of each page. o - - 2.Balance Information - A summary of your previous o xx I XXXI I s000sv v' I - o - and current balances. TEXT OTT rTATTvX .555 ,, 3.Account Summary - List of payments and credits to the 0 __ account. -UN€ c- IT TI 4 Current Charge Summary TsecMr,enTcirgo ___ - Summary of charge infor- o - - mation for any applicable o - services. - AXTOESEOST 5.Essential Charges - Charges that must be paid in order to keep dialtone connected. Non-Essential Charges - Charges for optional PLEASE REMIT PAYMENT TO services not required to 11_1€111.111.0.111 11.3h.111 11I.A.11.1 keep dialtone. - ..................;;;;;;:............................. O C.TXSTLTT 1155,51, No 1110010XA - 6.Amount Due - Total amount M.MATI MATORCMTIRMTS.I.T1 due for the month for all JOE CUSTOMER -A YETREET services. 7.Remittance Address - Payment should be mailed to this address. (Bill format subject to change) S. Amount Due Date - Date current charges are due. CENTURYLINK'S RESPONSIBILITY Aerial Telephone Drop Wire Test Point Pedestal Network Interface Device (NI) - Outside Buried Telephone Service Wire SELF-CHECK! TROUBLESHOOTING Before contacting CenturyLink for repair, save time and avoid a trip charge by double- checking your CPE to pinpoint the problem and testing for dialtone at the test point located in the Network Interface Device (NID). This test point disconnects CPE from the CenturyLinkTe network to allow testing directly with the telephone company. It's CenturyLink's responsibility if: • There is no dialtone when testing at the Network Interface Device (NID). • The problem still exists when testing at the NID. It's a customer's responsibility if: Testing at the NID indicates good, clear dialtone. • A telephone works in one jack but not another. • There is a loose or broken telephone lack. • The push buttons are stuck. • The cords are worn. • The cord clips are broken. • The receiver buttons are stuck. TESTING WITH THE NETWORK INTERFACE DEVICE (NID) See the inside cover of the NID for step-by- ['flhIrirrii[.1i LOCAL CALLING To make a local call you don't need to dial 1 + the area code. Simply dial the seven-digit telephone number. Calls can be made between the following exchanges without incurring long distance charges. LONG DISTANCE CALLING DIRECT DIALING Calls made without operator assistance are the most economical. Place the call by dialing 1 + the area code + the number and you will be charged the appropriate rate. OPERATOR ASSISTED CALLS There is an additional charge for calls requiring operator assistance. These calls are more expensive than calling card calls or calls dialed directly from your home or office. When away from home, you can choose the long-distance company you want to handle your operator-assisted calls. Many companies provide collect, person-to-person, third- number billed and credit card services. Their rates may vary. You may ask any operator for company identification and rate information before beginning your call. Person-to-Person Calls Dial 0 + the area code + the number. Tell the operator you're making a person-to-person call to a specific person. You will be charged for the call when that specific person answers. You can place a person-to-person call when you call collect, use your calling Third Number Billing Dial 0 + the area code + the number and tell the operator you want to charge your call to a third number. If you're calling from a public telephone, the operator will call the third number to make sure the charges will be accepted. The call will not go through if the operator cannot get approval. Collect Calls Dial 0 + the area code + the number and tell the operator you are making a collect call. The operator will hang up when someone at the number you have called accepts the charges. BUSY LINE VERIFICATION Some operator service providers offer busy line verification. There may be a charge for this service. TIME AND CHARGES REQUEST Dial 0 + the area code + the long distance number and tell the operator you want time and charges. When you finish the call, a computerized voice will return to the line to tell you what you will be charged. CENTURYLINKTM CALLING CARDS CenturyLink offers calliiig cards for a $2.99 monthly administrative fee. You can enjoy the convenience of an 800 number that provides access to telephone service when you are away from home. To place a call, dial the 800 access number noted on the front of your card. At the chime, enter your calling card number. You will then be prompted for the area code and number of the party you are calling. If your calling card is lost or stolen, call our Customer Contact Center immediately. The customer is responsible for all calls made on a calling card. Coeur d'Alene S Kellogg Lewiston S 2 A Salmon LATA line 1 S Boise • Mountain Home Grand VewS5 S Bruneau Richfield S Twin Falls SELECTING A LONG DISTANCE COMPANY All telephone subscribers have the option to choose long distance companies for their 1+ calls. lntraLATA long distance calls are calls that you place from your telephone to any community within your LATA that is not local (EAS.) lnterLATA long distance calls are calls that you place from your telephone to any areas that are not considered local, EAS, or IntraLATA. Interstate calls are those that you place from your telephone to any location in another state. lntraLATA, lnterLAlA and interstate calls are long distance. The long distance company(ies) you have authorized will handle these calls. "Equal access" allows you to choose the company you want to handle both types of calls. Once you have notified CenturyLink or your long distance provider of your choice, all your long distance calls will be automatically handled by this provider whenever you dial 1+ to make the call. IDAHO LATA MAP Idaho • Falls CALLING FEATURES AND SERVICES CenturyLink offers a variety of optional calling services. You may subscribe to unlimited access to a particular feature for a low monthly rate; some features are also available for a per-use activation fee. For prices and availability of these and other services in your area, call our Customer Contact Center. CALLING FEATURES REFERENCE GUIDE www.centurytinkyeliowpages.com Additional Services CALLER ID Find out who's calling before you answer the telephone. Caller ID displays the telephone number and/or name and number of the caller on a special display unit. This includes local and most long distance calls. Non-published or non- listed numbers will be displayed to subscribers of Caller ID Service, unless Selective Call Blocking is utilized. SELECTIVE CALL BLOCKING If you do not wish to have your name or number displayed when you call others who subscribe to Caller ID. press *67 before placing your call. It is necessary to repeat this procedure on each call you wish to make private. There is no charge for Selective Call Blocking service and nothing to order. CALL WAITING Call Waiting alerts you to a second incoming call when you are on the telephone. You will hear a tone during a call and the person calling will hear normal ringing until you answer. To use Call Waiting: • When you hear the brief tone, press and release the switchhook on your telephone. The second call is on the line and the first call is on hold. • To return to the first call or alternate between the two, quickly press and release the switchhook each time. Call Waiting does not enable you to speak to both parties at the same time. • To cancel either call, simply hang up. When your telephone rings again, you will be connected with the person who is still on the line. To cancel Call Waiting: You can temporarily suspend Call Waiting service before you place a call. Before making your call, dial *70 listen for three short tones and then place your call. Call Waiting has been deactivated for the duration of this call. Call Waiting is restored once you hang up. CALL WAITING ID This feature allows you to view the name and/or telephone number of a waiting call. The display on your telephone or Caller ID unit will display this information between the first and second Call Waiting tone that alerts you to another call coming in. With this service, you will know who the second caller is to help you decide how to respond to the Call Waiting tone. 3-WAY CALLING 3-Way Calling lets three people at different locations talk together at the same time, no matter who placed the first call. To use 3-Way Calling: • To bring the third party into the conversation, press and release the switchhook and you will receive a dialtone. Dial the number of the third party. • If the third party does not answer or you receive a busy tone, press and release the switchhook twice and you will return to the original party. • If the third party answers, you may consult with just the third party or you may press and release the switchhook and a conversation will be established between all three telephones. • The first call will end when that person hangs up. The second call will end when you press and release the switchhook. Both calls will end when you hang up. • To cancel Call Waiting during a 3-Way call, follow the instructions under Call Waiting. *66 BUSY REDIAL When you reach a busy number, use *66 Busy Redial to monitor the number you called and ring you back when the line is available. To use *66 Busy Radial: • Press and release the switchhook. • Listen for a dialtone and press 66. • You will hear two normal ringing tones or an announcement. If the called number is still busy, a recording will tell you that your call is next in line. continued • Hang up. You will hear a short-short-long ring when the line is free. Your call will automatically be made when you lift the handset. To cancel '66 Busy Redial: • Press 86 and listen for a tone or an announcement. CALL FORWARDING You'll always keep in touch when you're on the move by forwarding your calls wherever you go. To use Call Forwarding: • Press *72 on your Touchtone telephone. • When you hear a second dialtone, dial the number you wish your calls to be forwarded. Wait for an answer. If the line is busy, or no one answers, hang up and repeat steps one and two again. Two quick tones indicate Call Forwarding is in effect. • @heck that your calls will be forwarded by pressing *72. A busy signal tells you Call Forwarding is in effect. To cancel Call Forwarding: • Press *73 You will hear two quick tones which tells you calls are no longer being forwarded. Call Forwarding - Busy When your telephone line is busy, your calls are permanently forwarded to a predesignated telephone number you select when you order the service. Press *90 to activate, and listen for two brief tones to confirm your selection is on. Press *91 to cancel. Call Forwarding - No Answer Unanswered calls are permanently forwarded to a predesignated telephone number you select when you order the service. Your telephone rings about four times before the call is forwarded. Press *92 to activate, and listen for two brief tones to confirm your selection is on. Press *93 to cancel. Call Forwarding - Remote Access Allows you to forward your telephone number to another number from a distant location. This is convenient if you are unable to forward your calls before leaving home but need to have your calls reach you at your new destination. Must have Call Forwarding. To use Call Forward - Remote Access: • Dial the access number for your area: 756-0009 You will hear a series of beeps followed by a dialtone. • Dial your home telephone number (without area code) followed by the PIN. • Wait for the dialtone, then enter *72 and the forwarding telephone number. You can forward calls to local and long distance destinations. To forward to a long distance number, enter 1 + the area code + the number. You will be billed long distance charges on each call forwarded. • Calls are forwarded. If an error was made during this process, you will hear, "Your call cannot be completed as dialed." To cancel Call Forward - Remote Access: • Dial the access number, Enter your home telephone number and the PIN. • Listen for the dialtone, then press *73 and hang up. When dialing from home press *73 DISTINCTIVE RING This feature, also known as Personal Ringing, can give you an additional telephone number with its own distinctive ring on your existing telephone line. You can have one number for yourself and the other for your children, roommate, fax machine or another you choose. The special ring will let you know who the call is for before the call is answered. *69 CALL RETURN Automatically dial the last number that called you. *69 Call Return can be used to return a call whether you answered it or not, even if it was on Call Waiting. It is available as a pay-per-use feature in some areas, or for a low monthly charge. When you miss a call: Listen for a dialtone and press *69(1169 for rotary). A recording may provide additional instructions. To cancel (if line is busy): Listen for a dialtone and press *89(1189 for rotary). ANONYMOUS CALL REJECTION Avoid calls from anyone who blocks their name and number from appearing on Caller ID. Blocked callers hear a message that instructs them to remove their blocking and call again. Press *77 to activate and *87 to cancel. *63 SELECTIVE CALL FORWARDING *63 Selective Call Forwarding lets you choose which calls should be forwarded when you are away from your home or office. Only calls from numbers on your '63 Selective Call Forwarding list will forward. To use Selective Call Forwarding: • Listen for a dialtone and press *63. • A recording will provide detailed instructions on how to turn .*63 Selective Call Forwarding on or off, and how to change or review your list. *64 SELECTIVE CALL ACCEPTANCE Avoid interruptions without missing important calls. Use *64 Selective Call Acceptance to screen your calls and only allow certain numbers to ring through (up to 12 telephone numbers). Any callers not on your list will hear a recording saying you are not presently accepting calls. To use Selective Call Acceptance: • Listen for a dialtone and press *64. • A recording will provide detailed instructions on how to turn *64 Selective Call Acceptance on or off, and how to change or review your list. *60 SELECTIVE CALL REJECTION Use *60 Selective Call Rejection to avoid calls from specific numbers (up to 12 telephone numbers). Blocked callers hear a message that says You are not presently accepting calls. To use Selective Call Rejection: • Listen for a dialtone and press *60. • Listen to recorded instructions for blocking options. The telephone numbers you enter on your "blocked" list will be repeated to you. • The number of the last person who called you may be added to your "blocked" list even if you do not know the number (follow recorded instructions). WARM LINE Warm Line, also known as Direct Line, provides automatic dialing to a predetermined number just by taking the telephone off the hook for a certain amount of time. It's an ideal service for elderly or disabled individuals. Order Direct Line from CenturyLink and enjoy peace of mind. SPEED CALL (8 OR 30) Speed Call (8-30) allows you to create a list of telephone numbers that can be called by using a one or two-digit code. To create your Speed Call list: • Assign a code to each of the telephone numbers. • Listen for a dialtone and press *74 for Speed Call 8 or listen for a dialtone and press *74 for Speed Call 30. • Wait for a second dialtone, then dial the code You want to assign and the telephone number you want the code to represent. • Listen for two brief tones to confii'rn that your number has been accepted; hang up or wait for a dialtone. ,11 V J11 • Repeat steps 2 through 4 to add each number to your Speed Call list or to change an existing number. For Speed Call 8, assign a one-digit code (2-9). • Example: 2 (code) 555-1234 (telephone number) or 2 (code) 1-123-555-1234 (long distance number). For Speed Call 30, assign a two-digit code (20-49). • Example: 20 (code) 555-1234 (telephone number) or 20 (code) 1-123-555-1234 (long distance number). To call a number on your Speed Call List: • Dial the assigned code for the number you want to call, then press the #key. • The number will be dialed for you after a short pause. CALL TRACE Call Trace allows you to automatically request a trace of an obscene, threatening or harassing call. To use Call Trace: • Hang up after receiving the annoying call. • Lift the handset and listen for a dialtone. • Press *57 then listen for a tone or an announcement. After requesting a Call Trace, you should contact local authorities if you want the call to be investigated further. Please call before the end of the next business day. For more information call 1-800-201-4099. Note: • If a Call Waiting tone is received during a call that is to be traced, tracing will occur on the Call Waiting call rather than the original calling number CENTURYLINKTM LONG DISTANCE SERVICE CenturyLinkTM Long Distance Service takes the confusion out of long distance. Our competitive pricing plans eliminate hidden catches and minimums. We offer simple flat rates or discounted calling plans, toll-free numbers and calling cards. Choosing CenturyLinkTM Long Distance also means convenient billing. Your local telephone service and long distance calls appear on the same bill. CENTURYLINKTM HIGH-SPEED INTERNET Think fast. Think CenturyLinkTM High-Speed Internet and get everything you want online, Faster. With CenturyLinkTM you get a private, direct connection to our network that is 100% yours 100% of the time. E-mail, surf the Web, play your favorite games and watch a movie; you can do it all at once with CenturyLinkrM High- Speed Internet. Plans are available for both residential and business customers offering different levels of speed to meet your specific needs. DIGITAL TELEVISION With Digital Television, you can get all the choices you like in clear 100% digital picture and sound. CenturyLink supports the latest television technology - High Definition programming. CenturyLinkiM Digital Television has something for everyone in your family. Please call our Customer Contact Center or visit us on the Internet at wwwcenturylink.com/residentjal/ entertainment for more information and availability. VOICE MAIL With Voice Mail from CenturyLink, you'll always get your messages, when you are on the phone, online, even during a power outage. There's no need for an answering machine because Voice Mail handles your calls 24 hours a day. With Voice Mail, friends, relatives, business associates or anyone calling you will never get a busy signal. Voice Mail is easy to use because it walks you through the system each time you use it. There's never any guess work for you or your callers. Voice Mail can also be a valuable business tool. To find out more about special Voice Mail applications that can enhance the productivity of your business, call a customer service representative at 1-800201-4102. How to Set up Your Mailbox A standard greeting starts working as soon as you subscribe and will answer calls and store messages for you. However, you will need to initialize your mailbox to personalize the greeting and decide on your four-to ten-digit pass code in advance. Dial the Voice Mail system access number Salmon, Carmen, Baker, Tendoy, Leadore, Lemhi, North Fork, and Gibbonsville.................................756-1088 If calling from another telephone, press the # key and enter your mailbox number. If calling from another telephone that has CenturyLinkTM Voice Mail, press the * key and enter your mailbox number. The system will answer and prompt you for your password. Enter your temporary password - 2368879 (Century) and listen to the voice commands as they prompt you through the system. Follow the prompts to set up your personal greeting and password. How to Retrieve Messages A "stuttered" dialtone and/or message indicator light on your telephone or Caller ID box can be used to prompt you to know the system has a recorded message for you to review, this stuttered dialtone does not disrupt your telephone service; you can still make or receive calls even when you hear the stuttered dialtone. The stuttered dialtone will be replaced by a regular dialtone after you have saved, deleted or forwarded your messages. To retrieve your message from your home telephone, dial the system access number. The system will prompt you for your password. To access your mailbox from a remote location, dial the system access number. You will be prompted for your mailbox number and password. You may also dial your telephone number. As soon as the greeting begins, press 2. Then enter your password. Press 1-1 to listen to your messages first and then saved message. After listening to your messages, press 9 to save the message, 7 to erase the message and 4 to replay the message. When listening to your message, you may: • Press 1 t rewind the message for 10 seconds. • Press 1-1 to rewind to the beginning of the message. • Press 2 to pause (and then restart) the message. • Press 3 to fast forward or advance the message by 10 seconds. • Press 4 to slow down the message. • Press 5 to access the date and time of the message. • Press 6 to speed up the message. • Press 8 for normal volume. • Press 9 for louder volume. • Press # to skip a message. • Press ## to skip all saved messages. • Press to go back to the previous menu. • Press * to stop reviewing messages. p www.centuryhnkyeliowpages.com Customer Tfi1 t1iIs(iiIu]i1IIth! VOICE SOLUTIONS Our local and long distance services have a host of powerful call features to add value to your important connections to help your business operate at peak productivity. Local. Connect with your customers, suppliers, and industry contacts with dependable, high- quality service, Long Distance. CenturyLink gives you a variety of affordable rate plans to suit your business needs. From basic 1+ direct dial, toll-free and dedicated long distance lines, to calling card and account codes to help you control access and manage your costs. Our solutions help you connect within your state, across the country, and around the world, Call Features, Improve your business productivity and efficiency with Voice mail, Caller ID, Call Waiting, 3-Way Calling, Speed Call.66 Busy Redial, '69 Call Return, Call Forwarding, VIP Alert, Distinctive Ring, and more. Centrex Service. A reliable, multi-line service with flexible features that can grow with your business, one line at a time. CenturyLink owns, maintains, and monitors the central office based equipment so there's no capital investment. You get the convenience of an easy-to-use, direct dial service. Key System. A fully digital platform that brings together all your communications— fax, email, computer, and telephone. Let us help you choose from a range of cost-effective solutions, all with scalable applications and options to grow with your business. PBX System. A custom-built, private exchange at your business location. Flexible, easily expandable, and designed to meet your specific needs, ideal for businesses with high volume call traffic, who need call accounting, voice mail, unified messaging, and a host of other features. DATA SOLUTIONS CenturyLink provides hardware and software solutions with complete design, installation, configuration, wiring, and maintenance service for your data needs. Frame Relay. Secure, virtually error-free digital transmission to support your high volume network data and video needs. Choose the speed that fits your business— from 56 KBPS to 45 Mbps—scaled to connect from 2 to 2000 locations worldwide. High Speed Private Line. Transmit data or voice communications between two locations with optimum security. LAN/WAN. Interconnect your computers, printers, servers, and other equipment within a single location or create a dedicated secure network to interconnect multiple locations. INTERNET/WEB SOLUTIONS CenturyLink keeps your business connected online to reach customers, suppliers, and stay up-to-date with important industry news and information. Dial-up. Affordable, reliable service from a name you trust. More than 4000 local dial-up numbers around the world let you connect to the Internet without long distance charges. High-Speed Internet. Transmit voice and data over a single, high-speed phone line. More secure than cable, no waiting to dial, no busy signals, and instant-on connection. Ideal for telecommuting, video conferencing, Internet, fax capability, and graphic-rich Web sites. CenturyLinkre High-Speed Internet gives you increased bandwidth with high priority transmission, ideal for businesses with large data, Web, and mail server needs. Dedicated Access Line. The fastest speed and performance that's synchronous, so you'll get the same fast response going upstream and downstream. Ideal for businesses with large volumes of voice and data. E-Commerce, Web Site Design & Hosting. Expand your business sales and customer reach with CenturyLink'sTM custom Web site design and maintenance services. ESSENTIAL AND ADVANCED SERVICES As your local telephone company, CenturyLink provides basic and essential telecommunication services as well as enhanced products and serv- ices to its customers throughout our serving areas. Among the essential services are single party serv- ice with Touchtone dialing, unlimited calling within the local calling area, access to 9-1-1 or other emer - gency call centers, and directory and operator as- sistance. In addition, these essential services include connection to the long distance carrier of your choice and long distance blocking if you pre- fer, Basic rates include a monthly service fee, a federal subscriber line charge and a federal univer- sal service fee. The flat rate monthly service fees range from $13.75 to $25.25 for residential cus- tomers and from $31.77 to $43.27 for business customers. Services provided through connection to a long distance carrier or operator and directory assistance may result in additional charges. CenturyLink also offers a variety of optional calling products and services to meet your personal or business needs, Call our Customer Contact Center for prices and availability of these services in your area. TELEPHONE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS CenturyLink participates in a program to make residential telephone service more affordable to eligible low.-income individuals and families. This program, established by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission and in conjunction with the Federal Communications Commission, offers discounted basic local service to qualified customers. Eligible customers will receive discounted monthly service charges and a one-time reduction of installation charges for initial telephone service. In addition, service deposits are generally waived for customers electing to place toll restriction on their lines. Monthly a) charges for toll restriction will be waived for customers requesting to have that restriction on their account. Who is Eligible for Telephone Assistance? You may be eligible for these telephone assistance programs if you meet the criteria based on factors directly related to income established by the Department of Heath and Welfare. Only one Lifeline discount is allowed per household. This restriction applies to all phones in the household, including landline and wireless. Residents who live on or near a federally recognized reservation may qualify for additional Tribal benefits if they participate in certain additional programs. If you have questions or believe you may qualify for these benefits, please call your CenturyLink Residential Customer Service Representative. IDAHO RELAY SERVICE The Idaho Relay is a telecommunications service providing full telephone accessibility to people who are deaf, hearing or speech impaired. This service relays calls between a person using a TTY (teletypewriter) and any other telephone user. This service also allows a person without a TTY to call a TTY user. Trained personnel complete all calls and stay on-line to relay messages electronically over the TTY or verbally to hearing parties. This service is provided free of charge in your local calling area; however, long distance rates will apply and are determined by your long distance carrier. The relay allows you to place and receive calls to and from anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day. 365 days a year, using English or Spanish. This service will also relay TTY calls to directory assistance. After obtaining the number, the caller may choose to place the call through Idaho Relay or dial it directly TTY to TTY. 1111 INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS CenturyLink has solutions to meet all your business communications needs. With our integrated solutions we can create a customized, cost-effective communications package for all Your business. You'll save time, money, and have the convenience of one company and one bill. Idaho Relay Service - Dial 7-1-1 or TTY ............................................1-800-377-3529 Voice ................. ......................... 1-800-377-1363 Idaho Relay Customer Service ................... 1-800-368-6185 THIS UTILITY IS REGULATED BY Idaho Public Utilities Commission P. 0. Box 83720 Boise, ID 83720-0074 Telephone: ................................ 12083340300 Toll-free ........... .......................... 1-800-432-0369 www.puc.idaho.gov SERVICES FOR THE DISABLED If you are disabled or know someone who has a physical disability causing telephone hardship, CenturyLink can help. For more information about special equipment for the disabled, call our Customer Contact Center. HARASSMENT CALLS It is against the law to make threatening, obscene or nuisance calls. Should you be the victim of a threatening call, report it immediately to the police. If you do receive obscene or nuisance calls and have identified them as such, follow these suggestions: • Hang up. • DO NOT provide any information about yourself. • Advise your children to do the same. If the calls continue, contact the police and a CenturyLink representative for advice. Often, changing your number will resolve the problem. (If avalable in your area, utilize Call Trace to report their number to the police.A charge may apply for this service.) TELEMARKETING CALLS Avoid the frustration sometimes associated with telemarketing calls by following these five steps: Find out who is calling; always secure the name of the company and individual with whom you are speaking. the caller is offering, request that information be sent to you via mail. Specify that you are not agreeing to purchase anything, but would like to review the information in writing. • If you are not interested, politely interrupt the caller and end the conversation. • If you are sure you do not wish to receive future solicitations from that company, ask to be removed from the company's list, • DO NOT GIVE YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER unless you are certain the call is legitimate. 900/976 NUMBER BILLING This statement explains your billing error rights with respect to telephone-billed purchases made using interstate 900/976 pay-per-call services that are billed to you through CenturyLink. This information is provided under the Federal Telephone Disclosure and Dispute Resolution Act, This is the procedure that you must follow to notify CenturyLink of a billing error and the steps that either CenturyLink or the long distance company must take in response to your notice. You may provide notice of a billing error to CenturyLink by telephone or in writing. If you write, you should: • Give us your name or the customer's name, and telephone number to which the charge was billed; • Tell us the date and amount of the error, and the type of error you believe occurred; and • Tell us why you believe it was an error. You should contact CenturyLink first, since we have an agreement to receive billing error notifications from customers. You may provide a notice to the long distance company instead, and it may ask you to contact us directly, and provide to you our name, mailing address, and business telephone number, even if it also sent your billing error notice to us. For billing error claims regarding 9001976 service charges: Call the number on your bill listed with the 900/976 charges within 60 days of receiving the bill. • Payment of disputed 900/976 service charges is not required during the review period. Written acknowledgement of your dispute must be provided to you within 40 days of receiving your notice if: • The error has not been corrected or • The billing review is not completed. The billing review must be completed within 90 days and: • An explanation must be provided to you if the bill was correct or • You should receive a written notice of the amount you owe and the payment due date. If you fail to pay the amount that you owe, you may be reported as delinquent, but • The name and address of any party to which you were reported for delinquency must be provided to you. • If you do not agree with the explanation and if you so give notice before the payment due date, any delinquent report must state that you dispute the claim. • Any party receiving the delinquent report must also be advised in writing when the matter is settled. If these rules are not followed, the first $50.00 for each 900/976 service charge in question cannot be collected even if your bill was correct. The lnterexchange Carrier or Information Provider may pursue collection of unpaid 900/976 charges through an independent collection action. Nonpayment of 900/976 service charges or charges for similar types of service will not result in disconnection of your local or long distance service. However, access to 900/976 numbers may be blocked for nonpayment of legitimate charges. You should not be billed for 900/976 services that are not offered in compliance with federal laws and regulations. You may obtain blocking of 900/976 services at no charge by calling your CenturyLink Customer Contact Center at the number listed on your telephone bill. - - - - PURCHASE OF GOODS AND SERVICES BY TELEPHONE You have important rights under the Idaho Telephone Solicitation Act. Under this Act it is illegal for persons attempting to sell you goods or services by telephone (telephone solicitors): • To intimidate or harass you in connection with the attempted sale. • To refuse to hang up and free your telephone line immediately once you request them to do so. • To misstate the price, quality, or availability of goods or services, or to fail to reveal all material terms relating to the sale of goods or services. • To advertise, represent or imply that they have the endorsement of any government office or agency when they do not. - To advertise, represent or imply that they have a valid registration number with the Attorney General when they do not. • To use any unfair method of competition or unfair or deceptive practice. Any person not yet 18 years old who purchases goods or services pursuant to a telephone solicitation may cancel the purchase within a reasonable time after the purchase is made. No parent or legal guardian having Custody of a person not yet 18 years old is liable for the purchase of goods or services by a person not yet 18 years old pursuant to telephone solicitation. When you agree to purchase goods or services over the telephone, you may haves right to reconsider and cancel your agreement for three business days after receiving a written confirmation of the sale. A person whose rights are violated by telephone solicitors may have the right to declare a contract of purchase null and void or invoke other remedies under the Idaho Consumer Protection Act. If you believe that a telephone solicitor has done any unlawful acts, you may contact the Attorney General's office for assistance and information at 1-800-432-3545 or 208-334-2424 (Boise area). You may place your telephone number on the National Do Not Call Registry by calling 1-888-382-1222, ('TTY 1-866-290-4236) or online at WWW.DONOTCALL.GOV. Helpful Information Area Code Map and I iiii4i1Th1 CALL BEFORE YOU DIG Any person planning to excavate should contact the Buried Cable Locating Service at 8-1-1 or 1-800-342-1585. To avoid delays, call 72 hours before you dig and the location of the underground cables in the area will be provided. Cable location services are free. Be prepared to give the county and street address of the work site, if there is no street address, give the name of the road, which side of the road you will be working on, and the distance and direction from a nearby intersection. TELEPHONE SAFETY Following these simple rules and teaching your family the basics regarding telephone safety is strongly encouraged by CenturyLink. • Do NOT use the telephone near water. Water contact could cause electrical shock. • Do NOT use the telephone during an electrical storm. There is a remote risk of electrical shock occurring from lightning when you use the telephone during a nearby electrical storm. • Do NOT use the telephone to report a gas leak in your home. The telephone contains electrical contacts that could generate a tiny spark when the handset is lifted. While the possibility is a remote one, this spark could trigger an explosion. OUR EMPLOYEES CARRY ID BADGES CenturyLink employees carry photo identification badges. For your protection, please ask to see identification before admitting any service person into your home. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER CenturyLink provides telephone service without regard to race, nationality, color, sex, religion or marital status. OWNERSHIP OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS CenturyLink owns all telephone numbers. CenturyLink reserves the right to change any customer's number as may be required. DIRECTORY CONTENT This directory provides a comprehensive listing of local businesses, residents, community information and CenturyLink contacts and information, CenturyLink makes every effort to ensure that all listings appearing in this directory are accurate at the time of publication; however, we assume no liability for charges arising from errors or omissions. If you are aware of any error, please contact the Business Office. DIRECTORY LISTING OPTIONS Every customer may be listed once in the White Pages of the telephone directory without charge. Enhancement options can be added for a small additional monthly charge. • Nonlisted Service: Your name and telephone number would be available in directory assistance but not in the White Pages. • Nonpubllshed Service: Your name and telephone number would NOT be listed with directory assistance or in the White Pages. • Additional Listings: You can list the same number under a different name such as a roommate or spouse with a different last name. Fax Numbers, e-mail addresses and alternate call listings (i.e. after 5p.m. call..,) can also be included. • Bold-face or Highlighted Listings: These options are available to bring attention to your business. o I! Or UV cç Alabama-AL Birmingham ......... 205 Huntsville .... 256. 938 Mobile .............. 251 Montgomery .334 Alaska-AK All locations ..........907 Arizona - AZ Flagstaff .... .......... .928 Peoria .................623 Phoenix ................602 Scottsdale ............480 Tucson .................520 Arkansas - AR Fayetteville ...........479 Jonesboro ...........870 Little Rock ............501 California -CA Anaheim. ... .......... 714 Bakersfield ...........661 Coronado .............619 Escondido.....442. 760 Eureka_ ..............707 Fresno.................559 Glendale ..............818 Irvine ..................949 Long Beach...........562 Los Angeles ..........213 310. 323, 626 Modesto ...............209 Monterey ........... ...831 Oakland................510 Orange .................714 Palo Alto .............650 Pasadena .. .......... ..626 Poway, 858 Redding, ...............530 Sacramento ..........916 San Bernardino .....909 San Diego.............619 San Fernando 818 San Francisco 415 650 San Jose ..............408 San Ramon ...........925 Santa Barbara.......805 Santa Monica ........310 Temecula ..............951 Torrance .......310,424 Colorado-CO Boulder .........303. 720 Colorado Springs.. .719 Denver .........303, 720 Grand Junction .....970 Connecticut-CT Bridgeport ...........203 Hartford ...............860 New Haven ...........203 Delaware - DE All locations .......... 302 Dist. of Columbia - DC Washington ...........202 Florida - EL Daytona Beach 386 Fort Lauderdale 754, 95 Fort Myers ............23t Gainesville ............357 Jacksonville ..........904 Kissimmee 321 . 407 Lakeland. ........ ...663 Miami...........305. 786 Orlando . 321. 407 Palm City...............72 Pensacola .............850 Sarasota.............. 941 St. Petersburg ....... 71-7 Tallahassee ...........850 Tampa .................813 W. Palm Beach ......561 Georgia - GA Albany ........ .......... 229 Atlanta .404, 470. 678 Augusta........706, 762 Macon..... ............ 48 Marietta470, 678. 770 Savannah .............912 Hawaii - III All locatioeo.........808 Idaho - ID All locations..........208 Illinois-IL Arlington Heights 224, 847 Carol Stream ........ 630 Chicago .224, 312 .630, 708, 773. 647 Collinsville ............618 Elk Grove Village 224, 847 Joliet .................815 Peoria ..................309 Springfield. 217 Waukegan.. 224, 847 Indiana - IN Evansville .............812 Ft. Wayne .............260 Gary ....................219 Indianapolis ..........317 Muncie.................765 South Bend ..........574 Iowa - IA Cedar Rapids ........319 Des Moines ........... 515 Dubuque ............. 563 Mason City ...........641 Sioux City.............712 Kansas-KS Dodge City .. .......... 620 Kansas City ..........913 Topeka .................785 Wichita. .... ......... ..316 Kentucky - KY Ashland................606 Bawling Green 270 Lexington .............859 Louisville ..............502 Louisiana - LA Baton Rouge... 225 Houma ................981 Lafayette ..............337 New Orleans ........504 Shreveport ...... .....318 Maine-ME All locations..........207 Maryland-MD Baltimore .....410, 443 Silver Spring.240, 301 Massachusetts- MA Boston .........617, 857 Lexington .....339, 781 Fitchburg ......351, 978 Salem ..........351, 978 Springfield ............ 413 Worcester .. .508, 774 Michigan-Ml Arn Arbor .. ..... ......734 Detroit .................313 Flint . ....... ............810 Grand Rapids ........616 Kalamazoo .......... ..269 Lansing ................517 Pontiac .........248, 947 Saginaw ...............989 Sault Ste. Marie .906 Traverse City.........231 Warren .................586 Minnesota - MN Bloomington .........952 Duluth........ .......... 218 Maple Grove... 763 Minneapolis ..........612 Rochester.............507 St Cloud .............. 320 St. Paul ................651 Mississippi - MS Biloxi ...... .... .......... 228 Gulfport. ............. 228 Jackson. .......601, 769 Tupelo ....... ...........662 Missouri - MO Columbia .............. 573 Kansas City ..........816 Sedalia . ............... 660 Springfield ............ 417 St. Charles ...........636 St. Louis ...............314 Montana-MT All locations ... ....... 406 Nebraska - NE Lincoln .... ............ 402 North Platte..........308 Omaha .................402 Nevada - NV Carson City...........775 Las Vegas .............702 New Hampshire-NH All locations .........603 New Jersey-NJ Atlantic City... 609 Camden ...............858 Elizabeth ..............908 Jersey City .201, 550 Newark .........862, 973 New Brunswick 732, 848 Paterson ....... 862, 973 New Mexico-NM Santa Fe .......... .... 505 Roswell ............. ... 575 New York-NY Albany ........ .......... 518 Binghamton..........607 Buffalo ................716 Deer Park .............631 New York 212. 347 646, 718, 917 Poughkeepsie ........ 845 Rochester .............585 Syracuse ..............315 Valley Stream ........516 White Plains..........914 North Carolina-NC Asheville ... ............ 828 Charlotte ......704, 980 Fayetteville ...........910 Greensboro ........... 336 Greenville .............252 Raleigh-Durham 919, 984 North Dakota - NO All locations,... ..701 Ohio-OH Akron ... ........ 234, 330 Cambridge .......... ..740 Cincinnati .............513 Cleveland..............216 Columbus ....... ...... 614 Dayton .................937 Elyria ...................440 Toledo ... ....... 419. 567 Oklahoma-OK Duncan ................580 Oklahoma City ......405 Tulsa ............ 918, 539 Oregon - OR Eugene .........458, 541 Portland 503,971 Salem Salem ..........503, 971 Pennsylvania - PA Allentown .....484. 610 Erie .... ...... ...... ...... 814 Harrisburg ............717 New Castle. .724, 878 Philadelphia.. 215 267 Pittsburgh .412, 878 Reading ... ..... 484. 610 Scranton ..............570 Rhode Island-RI All locations .........401 South Carolina - SC Charleston............843 Columbia ..............B03 Greenville_ .......... 864 South Dakota-SD All locations .. ........ 605 Tennessee - TN Chattanooga .........423 Clarksville ........ ..... 930 Jackson ........... .....731 Knoxville. ......... .... .865 Memphis ..............got Nashville ..............615 Texas-TX Abilene ................. 325 Amarillo ...............806 Austin .................512 College Station......979 Corpus Christi .......361 Dallas ...2t4, 469, 972 Del Rio .................830 El Paso.................915 Fort Worth ... . 682, 817 Galveston .............409 Houston281, 713, 832 Laredo .................956 Lufkin ..................936 Midland-Odessa 432 San Antonio _210 Texarkana 430,903 Waco ....................254 Wichita Falls .........940 Utah - UT Logan ... ................ 435 Salt Lake City .801. 385 Vermont-VT All locations 802 Virginia-VA Arlington ......571. 703 Charlottesville .......434 Fairfax ..... ...... ....... 571 Marion..- . . 276 Norfolk.................757 Richmond .......... ... 804 Roanoke ...............540 Washington - WA Everett .................425 Olympia ....... ......... 360 Seattle .................206 Spokane .. .... ......... 509 Tacoma ................253 Vancouver ............360 West Virginia-WV All locations ... ....... 304 Wisconsin - WI Eau Claire .534, 715 Green Bay ............920 Madison ..............608 Milwaukee ............414 Waukesha ... .......... 262 Wyoming-WY All locations..........307 International Calling OPERATOR-ASSISTED CALLS To dial operator-assisted international calls, dial in sequence: 1.The International Access Code —01 2.The Country Code 3.The City Code 4.The local telephone number For example, to make an operator-assisted call to the city of London, you would dial: 01 +44 +20 + International Country City Local Access Code Code Code Number If you subscribe to a long distance service, call your supplier for dialing instructions. Some countries have increased the number of digits included in their local numbers beyond that supported by many telephone company's networks. This primarily affects new telephone numbers. In general, numbers that are already assigned will not be affected. If you have difficulty completing a direct-dialed international call, please contact your international operator or dial 0 for assistance. ALGERIA 213 ETHIOPIA ------------251 INDIA -------------------91 NETHERLANDS 31 UKRAINE ------------380 ............. ARGENTINA54 ----------- Addis Ababa ............1 Bombay ................. 22 Amsterdam............20 UNITED ARAB Buenos Aires,.. 11 FINLAND-------------358 New Delhi ..............11 NEW ZEALAND 64 EMIRATES -----------971 2 ARMENIA------------- 374 Helsinki ...................9 IRAN ---------------------98 21 Wellington ...............4 Abu Dhabi ............... Al Ain ............ .......... 3 FRANCE----------------33 Teheran ................. NICARAGUA ........505 AUSTRALIA 61 Marseille 91 IRAQ -------------------964 Managua .................2 UNITED KINGDOM..44 Melbourne --------------03 ............... Nice ......................93 Baghdad ..................1 NORWAY ---------------47 Belfast ..............1232 141 Sydney . .......02 Paris ............... ..... ....1 AUSTRIA IRELAND, Oslo .............. ........22 Glasgow ., ............ London City 20 Vienna 1 GEORGIA 995 REP OF 33 1 RUSSIA :::::::::::::::is VATICAN CITY 39 AZERBAIJAN GERMANY, FED, Dublin..................... 972 Moscow All points .................6 BELARUS REP. OF ----------------49 Berlin 30 .................... ISRAEL--------------- Jerusalem................2 SAUDI ARABIA 966 Ri Riyadh ' 1 VENEZUELA ----------58 BELGIUM 32 Frankfurt 69 Tel Avis 3 SOUTH Caracas 2 Brussels ..................2 Munich ....... .... ... .... 89 ITALY -------------------- 27 YUGOSLAVIA ------381 Ghent GREECE 30 Florence 055 Durban 31 Belgrade 11 BRAZIL -----------------55 Athens ..................01 Rome ....................06 SPAIN 34 ................... (Country code for the Rio de Janeiro ........21 GREENLAND 299 ------- Venice .................041 Madrid 91 .................. United States is 1—for CHINA, PEOPLE'S GUANTANAMO BAY JAPAN ------------------81 3 SWEDEN ...............46 use when in a foreign country. To complete REP. OF ----------------86 (U .S. Naval Base Tokyo ...................... . oc em ...............the call: refer to the Beijing (Peking) .10 Cuba) --------------5399 JORDAN ..............962 SWITZERLAND ------41 dialing instructions in COLOMBIA------------57 Bogota 1 Amman ...................6 Geneva .................. 22 the country from which Guatemala City 2 KOREA REP OF 82 Lucerne 41 you are calling.) COSTA RICA 506' All others ................9 Seoul ......................2 Zurich .....................1 The Bahamas. CZECH REP---------420 GUYANA -------------592 LATVIA ---------------371 TAIWAN --------------886 Bermuda. Canada. Prague ....................2 Georgetown .............2 LIBERIA ------------231C Taman .....................6 Guam. Puerto Rico and DENMARK -------------45 HAITI------------------509 MEXICO ----------------52 Taipei ......................2 the U.S. Virgin Islands EGYPT ------------------20 HONG KONG -------852 Mexico City............55 THAILAND ............66 2 do not require international calling Alexandria ............... HUNGARY 36 Tijuana .................. 66 Bangkok .................. EL SALVADOR . 503 Budapest. ..::::.:.:::.. 1 MOLDOVA -----------373 TURKEY----------------90 216 des. You may lace a the as ESTONIA-------------372 ICELAND ............ .354 MONACO ------------ 93 Istanbul-Asian ..... Istanbul - Europe .212 long distance calls the United within All points ............... MOROCCO, UGANDA -------------256 States. KINGDOM OF ------212 Entebbe .................42 DIRECT DIALING To dial international calls direct, dial in sequence: 1. The International Access Code - 011 2, The Country Code 3.The City Code 4.The local telephone number 5.The "#" key - where telephone is equipped with Touchtone dialing. This will speed your call along. For example, to make a call to the city of London, you would dial: 011 +44 +20 International Country City Local Access Code Code Code Number If you subscribe to along distance service, call your supplier for dialing instructions. CenturyLink Editor's Note: Entire contents ii 2012 by Cenrtur'yLmnk. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or mr part without written permisS:un is prohibited. The Community Connection section is provided as a helpful reference urrly, It has been compiled from sources believed lobe accurate, but is not intended ox substitute for official listings or advertising found elsevvhwrEr ri this book. CenturyLmrrk otters this material as z public service. but assumes no liability for any action undertaken by any person using the information contaned in this section, The organizations covered in Isa CenturyLirib Community Cor,nectiori section have not paid tar pmvbimshing this information and the material presented does not constitute any advertising on their part. [ ro F1 i1:.74 I 1s?T r*i Aberdeen. Bingham Acequia, Rupert Ahsahka, Clearwater Albion. Cassia Alma, Cassia American Fails. Power Amman, Idaho Falls Arbon, Power Arco, Butte ....... Arimo, Bannock Ashton. Fremont Athol, Kootenai Atlanta, Elmore Atomic City. Bingham.. . ... . Avery, Shoshone Bancroft, Caribou Banks Boise .... Basalt, Brngtrairr Bayeiew, Kootenai Bellevue, Dane Bern, Bear Lake Blackfoot Bingham Blanchard, Bonner Bliss, Gooding ... Bloomington, Bear Lake ......... BOISE, Ada ........ Bonners Ferry. Boundary ....... Boeill, Laf air ....... Bruneau. Owyhee Buhl, Twin Falls Burley, Cassia ...... Calder, Shoshone Caldwell, Canyon Main Office Boxes Cambridge, Washington Carey, Elaine ...... Careysneud, Sandpoint .......... Carmen, Lernhi Cascade, Valley ..... Castle!ord, Twin Falls Cataldo, Koolerrar Challis, Custer., Chester, Fremnirt, Chubbock, Pocatello Clark Fork, Bonner. Clarkia, Shoshone Clayton, Custer Cleawater, Kooskra Clifton, Franklin .... Cobalt, Lemlri ........ Cucolalla, Sooner Cuter D4Iene. Koolenai ............. Culburo, Sandpoint Condo, Caribou Coelio, Bonner ...... Corral, Fairfield ..... Cottonwood, Idaho,.. Council. Adams .... Craigmoot, Lewis Culdesac, Nez Perco ......... Darlington, Moore..., 83218 Deary.Lztah .... 83823 .83350 Delco. Cassia .83323 .83820 Besmet, Benewah ...83824 83311 Dietrtch, Shoshone .53324 .83312 Dingle. Sear Lake , .83233 Dixie, Elk City.. . .83525 83211 Donnelly, Valley . 83815 .83401 Dover. Bonner . . 83825 .63212 Downey, Bannock ... 83234 83213 Driggx, Teton ........ 83422 183214 Dubois,Clark ........ 83423 83420 Eaglo.Ads ......... 83616 83801 Eastport. Boundary . .83826 83601 Eden, Jerome ...... 83325 Elba, Cassia ... . . 83326 83215 Elk City. Idaho ... 83525 83802 Elk River. .83217 Clearwater .......... 83827 83602 Ellis, Custer ......... 83235 .83218 Emmett. Gem ...... . 83617 .83803 Fairfield. Comas ..... 83327 83313 Felt, Talon ........... 83424 .83220 Fenn, Orangeville .. 83531 83221 Ferdinand, Idaho . . .83526 53804 Ferowood, Beoewah . 83530 .83314 Flier. Twin Falls ........ 83328 Firth, Gingham .... 83236 83223 Fish Haven, Paris .83287 Fort Hall, Pacafello ... 83263 Franklin. Franklin , .83237 .83865 Fruitland, Payette ... 83619 .83806 Fruitale.Adarrrs . .83620 .83604 Garden Saucy, .83316 Boise .. ............. 83622 83318 Geoesee, Latah ....... 83832 83808 Geneva, Bear Lake 83238 83605 Georgetown, .83606 Bear Lake .83239 Gibbonsellie, Lemhr . .83463 .83610 Gleens Gerry. .83320 Elmore .83623 Deeding, Gooding ..... 83330 83809 Grace, Caribou ....... 83241 83462 Grand View. .83611 Owyhee .......,.. 83624 Grangeville, Idaho .83530 .83321 Grasmere, Bruneau . .83604 83818 Greencreok, .83226 Cottonwood ....53533 .83421 Greenleaf, Canyon ,. .83626 .83202 Hageman. Gooding .83332 83811 Halley, Blaine ........ 83333 83812 Hamer, Jefferson .83425 .83227 Hammett. Elmore ... 83627 .83539 Hansen, Twin Falls, . .83334 .83228 Harrison, Kootenai .. .83833 .83229 Harvard, Latah ....... 83834 .83613 Hayden Lake. Kootenai ......., 83835 83814 Hazelton. Jerome . 33335 .53865 Headquarters. .83230 Clearwater ........... 83534 .83821 Heyhurn. Mioidoka ... 83336 .83322 Hill City, Camas ....... 83337 .83522 Holbrook. Oneida ..... 83243 .83612 Homedale, Owyhee .83628 .83523 Hope. Sooner ..... 83836 Horseshoe Bend, 83524 Boise .............. 83629 83231 Howe Butte . . .83244 Idaho City Boise .. .83631 Moyle Springs. Samuels. Sandpoint .83862 IDAHO FALI.Sr Boundary ... ...... 83845 Sandpoint. Bonner ., 83864 Bonneville . ....... ... ...Mullah, Shoshone . . .83046 Santa. Benewah ...... 83866 Indian Valley, Murphy. Owyhee . .83650 Shelly. Biirgtrarn...... 83274 Adams .83632 Murray, Wallace .83574 Shoshone. Lincoln .03352 lokom, Banoock, ... 83245 Murtaugfi, Twin Falls .83344 Shoup, North Fork.... 83469 lena, Bonneville . 83427 Nat, Malta ........ 83342 Sileertoo Shoshone . .83867 Irwin, Bonneville ...... 83428 Nampa. Canyon ... ........ Smeltorville, Island Park, Fremont . 83425 Naples, Boundary . .03847 Shoshone .......... 83868 Jerome. Jerome. ... 83338 Newdale, Freinont .. 83436 Smiths Ferry, Jullaetta. Latah . . . 83535 New Meadows, Cascade .........,83611 llamiah. Lewis . . 33536 Adams ............ 83554 Soda Springs, Kellogg, Shoshone .83837 New Plymouth, Caribou ............ 83276 Kendrick, Latah .... . 83537 Payette ............ 83655 South Gate Plaza. Ketchum. Elaine ..... 83340 Nez Pence, Lewis .... 83843 Lewiston ............. 83501 Keetorvile, Nordmao, Sooner .83848 Spalding, Nez Pence .83551 Cottonwood.... 83538 North Fork, Lemhi ... 83466 Spencer. Dubois ..... 83446 Kimberly. Notes. Canyon .83656 Spirit Lake, Twin Falls ...... .83341 Oakley. Cassia .,, . 83346 Kootenai .............83869 King Hill Elmore .83533 Obsidian, Ketchvm, . 83340 Springfield, Kingston. Shoshone .83839 Ola, Gem ,, 83657 Blackfoot .......... 83277 Kooskia, Idaho ...83539 Old Town, Squirrel. Ashton ...... 83447 Kootenai, Priest River .83822 Stanley. Custer .83278 Sandpoint .... .. .83840 Oreana. Murphy .83650 Star, Ada ............ 83669 Kona, Ada .83634 Orofino, Clearwater ., 83544 Sterling, Aberdeen ... 83210 Laclede, Banner .. 83841 Osburn. Shoshone . .83849 Stites, Idaho .......... 83552 Lake Fetus, McCall . .83835 Ovid. Bear Lake .83260 Stone. Mated City ..... 83280 Lapwai. Nez Perce. , 83540 Palisades, Bonneville 83437 Sugar City. Lava Hot Springs, Paris, Bear Lake ...... 83261 Madison .............. 83448 Bannock ........... 83246 Parker. Fremont .... 83438 Sun Valley. Blaine .......... Leadore, Lemhi .... 83464 Parma, Canyon .83660 Swanlake, Bannock .. .83281 Lemhi,Lemhi ....... 93465 Patterson, May ... .... 83253 Swan Volley, Lenore, Nez Pence , . .83541 paul, Minidoha 347 Bonneville .. .......... B3449 Letha. Cern . .. .83636 Payette. Payette . 83661 Sweet. Emmett .83670 Lewiston. Peck, Net Pence , ... 83545 Toodoy, Lemhi .83468 Nez Perce ..........83501 Picako, Blame Tensed. Benewah .83870 Lewisville. Pierce,Clearwater .83546 Terretoo.Jeffersen .83450 Jefferson .,,,. .83431 Pinehurst, Teton, Fremont ,..... 83451 Lowman, Boise ..... 83637 Shoshone ........ 83850 Tetunia. Teton ....... 83452 Lucille. Idaho .83542 Piegrto. Biogfrarrv .... 83262 Thatcher. Grace .83283 Mackay, Custer ...... 83251 Placerville, Troy. Latzh ......... 83871 Macks Ion. Idaho City .......... 83666 Twin Falls, Fremont ........... 83433 Plummer, Benewah, .83851 Twin Falls ... ..... ,... 83301 Malad City, Oneida ... 83252 POCATELLO Bannock Main Office Buses ..... 83303 Malta. Cassia . , . 83342 Pollock, Idaho ....... 83547 Ucon, Bonneville ..... 83454 Marsing. Owyhee . .83639 Puodnray. Banner .... 83852 University. Moscow . .83843 May Lemhi .... 83253 Porthill, Boundary .83853 Victor. Teton ... .... 83455 McCall, Valley .... ..... 83638 Post Falls, Kootenai .. 83854 Viola. Latah .......... 83872 McCammon. Potlatch, Latah ...... 83855 Wallace. Shoshone .. .83873 Bannock .83250 Preston, Franklin ..... 83263 Warren, McCall .83671 Medimont, Harrison . .83842 Priest River, Sooner .83856 Wayan. Caribou ....... 83285 Melba. Carryon ....... 83641 Princeton, Latah .03857 Weippe. Clearwalen.,, .83553 Menan,Jefferson . 83434 Rathdrum,Koofenai .83858 Weiser. Washington .83672 Meridian. Ada .. 83642 Rexburg, Madison ''.83445 Wendaul, Gooding ..... 83355 Mesa, Cambridge . . .83643 RIchfield, Lincoln .83349 West Mountain, Middleton. Canyon .83644 Riddle, Bruneau .83504 Cascade ............83611 Midvale, Rigby, Jefferson .83442 Weston, Franklin ....33286 Washington ........... 83645 Biggins. Idaho .53549 White Bird, Idaho ..... 83554 Minidoka, Mmnidoka .83343 Ririe, Jefferson 5343 Wilder. Carryon ....... 83676 Mooteview, Roberts. Jefferson 83444 Winchester. Lewis . , . .B3555 Jefferson Rockland, Power Worley, Kootenai .83876 .83271 Montour, Emmett ... ... .83617 Rogerson. Twin Falls .83302 Yellow Pine, Valley ..... 83677 Montpelier, Bear Lake ......,,...B3254 Rupert. Minidoka ..... 83350 Moore Butte ......... 83255 age. onnen 'There is more than Moorelaod. Saint Anthony, 8344 one ZIP Code for this For Bingham ........ 'l'''''''''' 83256 S city. further Moscow, Latah .83843 8:zr Lake 83272 information, visit Mountain Home, Saint Manes, www.USPS.com , Elmore .......,.,., 83647 ....... cmmuic4et - almon, Idaho is located on the Salmon River at the foot of the beautiful Beaverhead mountain range. Set right in central Idaho, this is where you truly can get away from it all. During your stay you'll find great shopping, natural retreats and a small-town, friendly atmosphere. Salmon also has great historical significance. The area is an important point on the Lewis and Clark Trail and the birthplace of Sacajawea. On their trek to California, the Lewis and Clark party left the Missouri River in Montana, and met Sacajawea's brother in the Beaverhead Mountains. They proceeded down into the Lemhi and Salmon Valleys in search of the Salmon River, hoping to continue on that waterway to the ocean. They soon changed their minds about the Salmon River and gave it the name The River of No Return." They then set off over Lost Trail Pass and headed north into the coming winter of Montana. Salmon's River of No Return became famous for the movie of the same name. The movie starred Marilyn Monroe and was filmed on location on the river. Residents and visitors enjoy river rafting, kayaking, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, mountain biking, hiking, hunting and fishing. History buffs enjoy a little-known treat in Salmon, the Lemhi Museum. Whether you're visiting Salmon for the first time or you've been here for years, you'll certainly see why those who call it home never want to leave. TABLE OF CONTENTS NEWCOMER INFORMATION .................26 CALENDAR OF EVENTS .........................27 TOURISM & RECREATION .....................28 SACAJAWEA CENTER............................29 POINTS OF INTEREST MAPS ......... 30-31 GOVERNMENT LISTINGS......................32 q?elff)come~ldwol4mdo~_ /Zl f elAalall, SALMON VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 200 Main Street, Suite 1, Salmon ................. 756-2100 Or ..................... ... ................ ........... 1-800-727-2540 Fax.................. ......... ...................... ............... 756-4935 www,salmonchamber corn infot0salmonchamber,com (E-mail) ARTS Salmon Arts Council 200 Main Street, Salmon .............. ............ .756-2987 www.salmonartscounciI.org salmonsrtscouncil@gmail.com (E-mail) CHURCHES Assembly of God Church 510 Bulwer Street, Salmon .............. ........... 756-3393 Church of Christ 720 Bryan Avenue, Salmon ..... .... ... ............ 756-8543 Episcopal Church of the Redeemer 204 Courthouse Drive, Salmon ................. 756-3720 Faith Bible Chapel 410 Fulton Street, Salmon .......... ................ 756-4997 First Presbyterian Church 513 Lena Street, Salmon ............................ 756-3918 Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses 102 Highway 93 N, Salmon ........................ 756-3937 The Lighthouse 710 Shoup Street, Salmon ......................... 756-6015 Salmon Valley Baptist Church 1140 Cemetery Street, Salmon.................. 756-3324 St. Charles Catholic Church 505 Hope Avenue, Salmon ........................ .756-2432 Seventh-Day Adventist Church 1602 Main Street. Salmon .... ...... ................ 756-6801 Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church 178 Highway 28, Salmon............................. 756-4429 United Methodist Church 201 Lombard Street, Salmon ... .................. 756-3490 GARBAGE CENTER Lemhi Sanitation .............. .......... ................... 756-2080 HOSPITALS St. Luke's Canyon View Behavioral Health Services Twin Falls ......... .... ......... ..... .............. ........ 734-6760 Or........ ....... ........................... .... 1-800-657-8000 Steele Memorial Medical Center................. 756-5600 Emergency Department ............................. 756-5655 LIBRARIES Leadore Community Library ........................ 768-2640 Salmon Public .......... ........................ .............. 756-2311 MEDIA NEWSPAPERS The Recorder Herald 519 Van Dreff Street, Salmon ..................... 756-2221 RADIO STATIONS I(005 POST OFFICE Salmon 600 Shoup Street ...... ...... ........................... 756-2410 SCHOOLS PRIVATE SCHOOL Seventh-Day Adventist Elementary School 400 Fairmont Street, Salmon .. ........ .......... 756-4439 SALMON SCHOOL DISTRICT 291 Administrative Offices 907 Sharkey Street, Salmon...................... 756-4271 Bus Shop loss, Challis Street, Salmon ..................... 756-2405 Salmon Alternative School 1501 Bean Lane, Salmon ............................ 756-6277 Salmon High School 401 South Warpath Street, Salmon........... 756-2415 Salmon Middle School 310 S. Daisy Street, Salmon ....................... 756-2207 Salmon Pioneer Elementary School 900 Sharkey Street. Salmon ..................... 756-3663 Special Services 907 Sharkey Street, Salmon ............. ___ .... 756-4271 SOUTH LEMHI SCHOOL DISTRICT 292 P0 Box 119, 111 S. 3rd Street, Leadore....... 768-2441 Leadore School 111 S. 3rd Street, Leadore.... ....................... 768-2441 Tendoy School House Highway 28, Tendoy ........... ......................... 756-3524 SENIOR CITIZENS CENTERS Salmon Valley Senior Citizens 200 Main Street, Salmon ........................... 756-3556 UTILITIES CABLE TV/INTERNET Custer Telephone Broadband Services, LLC 400 Shoup Street, Salmon ........................ 756-4111 ELECTRIC Idaho Power Company ......... ............. 1-800-488-6151 SEWER AND WATER City of Salmon 200 Main Street, Salmon ...................... ..... 756-3214 TELEPHONE CenturyLink Experience Center 111 S. Terrace Street, Salmon Monday - Friday, 8:30 am. - 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Administration ............................................ 756-2000 Residential Customers Telephone Service and Billing 1-800-201-4099 Business Customers Telephone Service and Billing ......... 1-800-201-4102 Business System Sales........ ....... 1-800-201-4102 Repair Service 24 Hours ...................................... 1-800-824-2877 www.centurylinlc.com JANUARY 2012 H'Soa African Music - Elks Hall Hockey Association/Open Home Games & Tournaments - Salmon Ice Rink, Salmon Improvised Shakespeare Company - Elks Hall Robert Burns Supper- Elks Hall Youth Ice Fishing Derby - Hyde Creek Pond, Salmon FEBRUARY 2012 Ducks Unlimited Banquet Elks Hall Hockey Association Tournaments - Salmon Ice Rink, Salmon The Good Lovelies-Folk Music - Elks Hall MARCH 2012 Photography Show - Salmon Valley Center, Salmon Polynesian Dance Group - Elks Hall Whitewater Therapeutic Riding Association - Mane Event Riding Arena, Salmon APRIL 2012 Annual Easter Bake & Food Sale - Salmon Annual Fireman's Ball - Elks Hall East Idaho Motocross Association Races - Discovery Hill, Salmon Easter Egg Hunt- City Park, Salmon Los Pinquos - Elks Hall Salmon Select Horse & Mule Sale & Roping Events - Fairgrounds, Salmon Student Art Show- Salmon Valley Center, Salmon MAY 2012 Main Street Clean-up - Salmon Motocross Races/Idaho State Series - Discovery Hill, Salmon Radio Flyers Fun Fly - Discovery Hill, Salmon Salmon High School Rodeo - Fairgrounds, Salmon Salmon Riverfest Speedway Races - Fairgrounds, Salmon Square Dancing/Rocky Mountain Shindig - Elks Hall JUNE 2012 Adult Co-Ed Softball Invitational Tournament - City Park, Salmon Annual Spokes & Chrome Car Show - City Park, Salmon Agai-dikas Lemhi Shoshone Gathering - Salmon/Lemhi River Valley Cattlemen's Appreciation Dinner- Fairgrounds, Salmon Century Bike Ride - Salmon Salmon Gun Show - Fairgrounds, Salmon Speedway Races - Fairgrounds. Salmon Testicle Festival Salmon River JULY 2012 Babe Ruth Distrièt Baseball Tournaments - City Park, Salmon Children's Art in the Park- Island Park, Salmon Demolition Derby - Lemhi County Fairgrounds Dog Rodeo - Salmon Salmon River Days - Throughout Salmon Salmon Valley Art Show- Salmon Valley Center, Salmon Speedway Races - Fairgrounds, Salmon Western Playdays - Salmon Whitewater Therapeutic Riding Cowboy Ball - Salmon AUGUST 2012 Adult Co -Ed Softball Invitational Tournament - City Park, Salmon Blues, Brews & BBQ5 - Island Park, Salmon Lemhi County Fair & Rodeo - Fairgrounds, Salmon Montana Shakespeare in the Park - Island Park, Salmon Sacajawea Heritage Days - Throughout Salmon Speedway Races - Fairgrounds. Salmon SEPTEMBER 2012 Annual Search & Rescue Ball - Elks Hall Bluegrass Campout - Broken Arrow, Gibbonsville Salmon Marathon - Salmon Missoula Children's Theatre - Pioneer School, Salmon Speedway Races - Fairgrounds, Salmon OCTOBER 2012 Annual Hunter's Ball - Gibbonsville Howl-o-ween - Sacajawea Center Merchants Halloween Trick-or-Treat/ Costume Contest - Downtown Salmon NOVEMBER 2012 Christmas Parade of Lights & Christmas Tree Lighting - Downtown Salmon Salmon Arts Council's Thanksgiving Bake Sale - Salmon Salmon Cheerleader Holiday Bazaar - Salmon DECEMBER 2012 Annual Photography Show - Salmon Valley Center Annual Elks Christmas Charity Event - Elks Hall Evening of Holiday Shopping - Main Street Festival of Trees - Salmon Notice: Although all efforts have been made to ensure accuracy, events and locations may change. For more information. call the Salmon Valley Chamber of Commerce at 756-2100 or 1-800-727-2540, or e-mail salnsonartscOuncill.4gmail.cOm . -, wwwcenturyhnkyeIIow Li THE SACAJ) CULTURAL 60 Highway 2 200 Main StrE 756-1188 www.sacajaweacenter.org The Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center is dedicated to honoring and providing education about America's great historical heroine, Sacajawea, an Agai Dika Lemhi Shoshone, and her role in the Corps of Discovery. Cradled in the Lernhi River Valley between the Salmon River and the Beaverhead Mountains, the Center lies in the heart of Sacajawea's homeland. The 71-acre park is located just two miles east of downtown Salmon, Idaho. "N River's Fork Lodge 2036 Highway 93 N., North Fork ............... 865-2301 Salmon Meadows Campground 400 N. St. Charles. Salmon..... ... ................ 756-2640 Shoup and Company (Cabins Only) Salmon River Road, Shoup .......... ........ ....... 394-2125 The Village at North Fork 2046 Highway 93 N., North Fork ... ............ 865-7001 Wagonhammer Campground RV Park Highway 93 N., North Fork ......................... 865-2477 YUI ill I iI.iIi ftiiUI rUgC'3 - www.centurylinkyellowpagescom CAMPGROUNDS Arctic Creek Lodge, Salmon .............. ........... 756-1657 Broken Arrow, Highway 93. Gibbonsville...... 865-2241 Century 2 Campgrounds & RV Park 603 Riverfront Drive, Salmon... .................. 756-2063 Challis Hot Springs Inc., 5025 Hot Springs Road P0 Box 1129, Challis ............ ........... .................... 879-4442 Fort Lemhi RV Park, Highway 28. Salmon .303-7436 Healds Haven RV & Campgrounds Highway 93,12 miles south of Salmon 756-3929 0. C4 CL OUTFITTERS & GUIDES! ' ' FLOAT & RIVER TRIPS/TRAIL RIDES 1 o a- ___ ____1uuuIuuIui Ion Whlt6water Adventures 1-800-453-1463 ARJARIV8(Thps" .. '1-800-323-2782 N. Broken Arrow -- TiI-umuuuiuuu Contrnentai Divide outfjttars . 865-2665 * ; FW JAI .rqrResorlRwwh oAdventures:RlverTrlps N. . ilIum'.'' Kookaburra Rafting. LLc 756-4386 Tiluulitlu N. N. N. Salmon River Lodge 1-800-635-4717 'TiTIIiI uuuuu• Iii Silver Cloud Expeditions 156-6215 =RWEYWiftu6n. 756-6387 N. N. LEGEND DO ci c Ian C 15010 IrtsrOste ntaa tie 900000 - P 00*5 ( - 00 NatteRaod 50*00 OOnoO OP Itorost .tdosoa tmon 'o ® S Co I dki hen Caenan Aoe Au59r & / / N 22Mir° W E To Idaho Falls, ID 0 0.25 0.5 Mile '1r 00000 s O Steele Memorial Hospital o KSRA Radio Station O City Hall/Arts Council/Chamber of Commerce Offices O Courthouse/Sheriff's Offices o Elks Lodge Q Fire Station o High School O Island Park/Skate Park/Boat Launch o Junior High School O Library 0 Museum O CenturyLink Q Pioneer School o Post Office 0 Power Company O Animal Shelter o Kids Creek Park/Fish Pond Cavaness Park o Child Development Center O Ice Hockey Rink o Public Skating Rink O District 7 Health Department 0 Salmon Business Innovation Center 0 Discovery Care Center/Nursing Home o Bowling Alley 0 Sacujawea Interpretive, Cultural & Education Center 0 Golf Coarre/City Pcrklfool/Tronia Courts 0 Airport 0 Mountain Bohr Trails 0 BLMJU5 Forest Service 0 Cemetery 0 Lemlti County Fairgrounds 0 Leatlri Para/Tendoy 0 Motorcycle Teach Idaho Depeetesrera of Pith & Game Industrial Park - Salmon River ladotteirs RC Flyer Field Sanitary Landfill Across from City Park/Golf Couere I mile vast of the Highway 93128 500eriaa on Highway 28 4 miles tooth of Mum Street on Highway 93 1.3 miles east of Lamhi River off N. Sr. Charles St. I mile south of Main Street as Highway 93 I mile south of Main Starter on Highway 93, than 1/2 mile toot 3 1/2 miles north of Main Street on Highway 93 22 miler south an Highway 28 to Tradoy than 12 miles op Agency Creek to Moetona border, where Lewis & Clark and the Voyage of Discovery crossed the Continental Divide to the headwaters of the Columbia. Dirt road, one lace in places, no trailers. 2 miles east of LemltiRavee off N. SL Charles St. 11/2 males aoeth of Main Street on Highway 93 4 miles tooth ofMain Street on Highway 93, then 3/4 mile putt the airport 1.5 miles cant of Leatln Rover off N. Sr. Charles St. 4 na/lea south of Main Street on Highway 93, than five miles poet the Airport and the Industrial Park I. 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Hwy, 93 S........... ........................... 756-2052 Or............... ...................... ............................. 756-3214 City/County Building & Zoning........756-2815 Ext 263 City Hall, 200 Main St ...... ... ... ........................ 756-3214 Fax........ ............ ............................................ 756 '1840 City Shop, Water St ........ ....... ... ...................... 756-2414 Fire Department - Non-Emergency ............. 756-6275 Fax...... ..... .... .... ...... ............ ... ... ... .............. ....756-8620 Police Department - Emergency ........................ 9-1-1 On Duty Officer ...................... .......... .......... 756-8980 Administration Phone ........................ ......... 756-1347 Public Works, Wailer St .......... ......... ............... 756-2414 Sacajawea Educational Center. Hwy, 28....... 756-1188 Salmon Valley Golf Course, Hwy. 28 ............. 756-4734 County LEMMI Courthouse Offices 206 Courthouse Dr., Salmon ....... .............. 756-2815 Agriculture Agent ... ... ... ... ..... ...... ....... ...... ....Ext. 283 Ambulance Billing ....................................... Ext. 222 Assessor/Motor Vehicles ........................... Ext. 232 Building Inspector & Zoning .......... ............. Exit. 263 Civil Defense/EMS ...................................... Ext. 266 Clerk/Recording .. ...... ........ ......... ................. Exit. 221 Commissioners ........................................... Ext. 279 County Extension Office ............................. Ext. 284 District Court— ........................................ .... Ext. 225 Drivers License/Sheriff ............................. Ext. 246 Magistrate Court ......... ... .......... ........ ........... Ext. 242 Probation ..................................................... Ext. 261 Social Services/Veterans ........................... Ext. 226 Treasurer/Tax Collector.. .... ........................ Ext. 231 WeedDept . ........ .................. ....... ............... ..Ext. 282 Wildland Urban Interface ...... ......... ............. Ext. 271 Eastern Idaho Public Health District 801 Monroe St., Salmon Environmental Health ... ................. ......... 756-2122 Physical Health/WIC ... ..... ............ ........... 756-2123 Lernhi County Fairgrounds, Office ................ 756-3370 Prosecutor ...................................................... 756-2009 Road & Bridge 410 S. Challis St., Salmon... ... ..................... 756-2861 SolidWaste ..................................................... 756-6441 State IDAHO Carmen Port of Entry ........ ......... ...... .... .......... 756-4754 Fish & Game, Department of Salmon... .... ................. ..... ...... ... .......... ......... 756-2271 Health & Welfare, Department of 111 Lillian St., Ste. 104, Salmon .................. 755-3336 Adoption ........... .... ................ ... ................. 756-3336 Child Abuse & Neglect ............ .............. ..756-3336 Or........... .... .......................... ..... 1-866-443-3643 Healthy Connections .... ........................... 528-5794 Idaho CareLine Information & Referral ..... ...2-1-1 Or...................... .... ...... .............. 1-800-926-2588 Mental Health Services Adult........... .................. ......................... 528-5700 Children..................... .................. ..........756-3336 Self-Reliance Program .............. ... ........... 756-3336 Or ........... ................................... 1-877-858-4591 Idaho Department of Labor 1301 Main St., Ste. 1, Salmon ..................... 756-2234 Idaho Division of Vocational Rehabilitation 1301 Main St., Ste. 3A, Salmon .................. 756-2114 Labor, Department of See Idaho Department of Labor Law Enforcement, Department of Idaho State Police Investigations Idaho Falls ......................... ........................... 523-2801 Transportation, Department of Challis.......................................................... 879-4425 Gibbonsville... ........ ...................................... 865-2253 Salmon ............... ............. ...................... .......756-3313 Federal US GOVERNMENT OFFICES Bureau of Land Management 1206 S. Challis St.. Salmon ......... ............... 756-5400 Fire Dispatcher ........... ............. ................ 756-5157 Forest Service ...................... .................... 756-5100 Energy. Department of Bonneville Power Administration Information ......................... ......... 1-800-282-3713 To Report Theft, Vandalism or Illegal Dumping ............. ....... 1-888-437-2744 Farm Service Agency 945 Riverfront Dr., Salmon......................... 756-4262 Forest Service Fire/Dispatch Desk, Hwy. 93 S.. Salmon .756-5157 Leadore Ranger Station.............................. 768-2500 North Fork Ranger District......................... 865-2700 Salmon Challis National Forest Information, Salmon.................... 756-5100 Salmon/Cobalt Ranger District ........ .........756-5200 Internal Revenue Service Federal Tax Forms & Publications Only..................... 1-800-829-3676 Federal Tax Information .................. 1-800-829-1040 Taxpayer Advocates Helpline......... 1-877-777-4778 Teletax-Automated Refund Information .................................. 1-800-829-4477 TDD (For Hearing & Speech Impaired).. 1 - 800- 829 - 4059 Labor, Department of Occupational Safety & Health Administration 1150 N. Curtis Rd., Ste. 201, Boise..........321-2960 OSHA Hotline 24 Hours ........... 1-800-321-6742 Natural Resources Conservation Service 945 Riverfront Dr., Salmon ...... ................... 756-3211 Social Security Administration 825 Shoup St., Idaho Falls ............. 1-800-772-1213 Veterans Affairs, Department of AQS Store 601 Lena St Salmon ..................... 756-8600 ABBOTT Zane I & Brenda 16 Abbott Ln Salmon ............. .................. 756-4526 ABUNDANT Health Chiropractic 100 Courthouse or Ste C Salmon ........... .................... 756-2400 ACE Hardware 400 Main St Salmon .......... 756-2513 ACKERMAN Roger 521 Confederate Dr Salmon. . 756-3662 Sharon .............................. 756-3135 ACK'S Auction & Trading Post 920S Challis St S Highway 935 Salmon ......... 756-4980 ACORD Gerald 719 Sharkey St Salmon ........ 756-1677 ADAMS Buck 717 Union Ave Salmon .......... 756-3392 Don C 10 Clover Ln Carmen ............... 756-4361 Joseph 547 State Highway 28 Salmon ....... .756-3092 Kathy 358 Hayden Creek Rd Lembi .......... 756-1229 Ted 118 Hayden Creek Rd Lemhi ............ 7563835 ADERMATT Charles & Mary 36 Lake View Rd Salmon ............................... 7563367 ADT Authorized Agent Toll Free Dial I & Then ...............800 204-2515 AGGIPAH River Trips 269 E Tower Creek Rd 756-4167 Carmen .......................... .... AIKENS Clover 123 Hayden Creek Rd Lemhi ..... 756-3433 ALCO Discount Store 520 Shanafelt St Salmon. . 756-6565 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous ................ 756-3700 ALDER Glen J 394 US Highway 93S Salmon ..... 756-4335 ALDOUS Alan & Jeni .... .......... .... ... 756-4513 Danny & Audrey 5 Aldous Dr Salmon ....... 756-3449 J Thayne 803 Willow Ave Salmon ........... 756-2115 Lynn 215 N Terrace St Salmon .............. 756-3095 Melvin 209 N Daisy Salmon................ 756-3712 Scoop 1011 S Church St Salmon ............ 756-2686 ALEXANDER John & Deborah 1628 Hwy 28 Salmon ............................... 756-4591 ALEXOPOULOS R 2 Kelly Cir Salmon .......... 756-2204 ALL That's Heavy inc 2326 Main St Ste I Salmon ... ............................ 756-6661 ALLEN Bill 10 E Kim St Salmon .............. 756-2704 ALLEN Bill Accounting Office 533 Main St Salmon .................... 756-2714 Or ........... ....................... 756-2720 ALLEN Hugh 11 Apache Way Salmon .......... 756-1174 Kenneth M 602 Copper St Salmon .......... 756-3040 Mike 322 Cobalt St Salmon ................ 756-8498 Mike & Linda 322 Colbalt St Salmon......... 756-3607 ALLIANCE Title & Escrow Corp 205 Courthouse Dr Salmon .............. 756-4231 Fax Line ............................. ..756-4232 ALLTEL Wireless Cee CnIminn reIIiiIr & ctIIitp AMAR Keith 47 S Shoreline Dr Salmon ......... 756-3333 AMERICAN Cancer Society Toll Free Dial I & Then ...............800 632-5934 AMERICAN Express Cardmember Services Toll Free Dial I & Then ..............888 314-4308 AMERICAN Legion Hall 212 5 Andrews Salmon . 756-2992 AMES Daniel Salmon .............. ....... 756-8749 AMMAR Janice & Craig 29 Big Flat Ln Carmen. , 756-6371 AMOROSO Sherrie 719S Sharkey St Salmon . . . . 756-8592 ANDERS Robert 306S Terrace Salmon ........ 756-4373 William F 321 N Saint Charles St Salmon ...... 756-2103 ANDERSEN Iris H 205 N Terrace St Salmon ..... 756-8029 M................................. .. 756-1654 ANDERSON Auto & Tire Center 306 Hall St Salmon ............................... 756-4669 ANDERSON Deniese Salmon ........ ....... 756-8250 Jennifer 706 Idaho Ave Salmon .......... .. 756-8494 Jerry 46 Sheep Creek Loop North Fork........ 865-2558 John 213 Fulton St Salmon ....... ........ .756-1041 Loren D 23 N Dogwood Ln Salmon .......... 756-2662 Normand 3 Sheep Creek Loop North Fork..... 865-2034 Robert & Leslie 337 Diamond Creek Ln Salmon ...... ............. ........... 756-6767 Tony 27S Cherokee St Salmon ............. 756-3265 ANDREWS Bill & Terry 10 B & T Rd Salmon . . . . 756-3984 Boyd 310 12th St Salmon ................. 756-2065 Edward C 305 Water St Salmon ............ 756-3479 Gail 37 Seventeen Mile Rd Salmon ........... 756-2743 Jason R 502 Washington Salmon............ 756-3371 L ................. . .............. ... 756-3579 Larry ................ . ..... .......... 756-8521 Melvin W Salmon ................ ...... 756-3052 Rex 602 Fulton Salmon. . ................. 756-2796 Royeen 709 Fairmont Salmon.............. 756-4477 ANDRUS Anita Ofc 111 Lillian Ste 205 Salmon .............. 756-8761 Res ................................. 756-4658 ANDY'S ANIMAL HOSPITAL VETERINARY CLINIC MEDICAL - SURGICAL - EMERGENCY COMPANION ANIMAL SMALL PET BOARDING AVAILABLE PET FOODS & SUPPLIES DAY OR NIGHT 51 Hwy 28 Salmon ANDY'S Animal Hospital 2517 Main St Salmon . 756-3587 ANGLIN Kelly Salmon .....................756-4467 Viola B 1942 State Highway 28 Tendoy........756-3504 ANIMAL Shelter 958 VFW Dr Salmon .........756-4100 ANNUAL REPORT OF IDAHO SEPARATED RESULTS OF OPERATIONS (Telecommunications Utilities Form I) SE Centu el of Idaho, Inc. dibla CenturyLink TO THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION P0 BOX 38720 BOISE, ID 83720-0074 Notes to Separated Results of Idaho Operations Local service revenue is separated between billed (accrued) and EAS net settlements. The EAS billed amount represents EAS surcharges and measured EAS services. The EAS net settlements amount equals the contracted amount of EAS settlement payments to the independents. Note: EAS settlement expense is recorded in expense account 6728. Some portion of local billing is assigned to the interstate jurisdiction. See FCC Part 36.212. 2 Account 508X is for access charges. Split the account between customer access line charges (CALC), switched and special. 3 Account 5IXX applies to interstate and intrastate billed toll. a.The intraLATA gross billed toll should equal the billed toll combined. b.The private line amount should equal the ITC's private line toll. c.The settlement amount is the operator surcharge revenues billed and retained by the ITCs and recorded as a debit to 5100 MIS Toll Revenue accounts. 4 Accounts 5270 and 5280 cover billing and collection access revenues for interstate and intrastate respectively. 5 Summary and Detail accounts: a.Operating Expenses - The summary (page 1) should agree with the details (pages 5 and 6). b.Telecom Plant in Service - The summary (page 2) should agree with the totals (page 3). c.Depreciation & Amortization Reserves - The summaries (page 2) should agree with the totals (page 4). 6 Details of general taxes and the computation of state and federal income taxes are found on page 7. 7 The Equal Access Equipment is determined as defined in FCC Part 36.191. 8 Account 6511 Property Held for Future Use Expenses and Account 6562 Amortization Expenses Associated with Property Held for Future Use are not "above-the-line" items in Idaho. Notes to Separated Results of Idaho Operations (Continued) 9 Account 6540 includes access charges and B & C expenses paid to LECs. See FCC Part 36.354. Carrier access charge B & C expenses in account 6623 are expenses associated with the billing and collecting of access charges to interexchange carriers. See FCC Part 36.381. 10 Equal Access Provision expenses are determined as defined in FCC Part 36.421. 11 Universal Service Fund expenses adjustment is determined as defined in FCC Part 36.631. The expense adjustment is added to interstate expenses and deducted from state expenses. The effect is zero on total Idaho operations. 12 Lifeline Connection Assistance expense adjustment is determined as defined in FCC Part 36.741. The expense adjustment is added to interstate expenses and deducted from state expenses. The effect is zero on total Idaho operation. 13 Line 7 = revenues - expenses - general taxes (excluding SIT). 14 Line 9 is the basis for all income tax separations. See FCC Part 36.412. 15 Line 10 = SIT Base Miscellaneous Adds and Deducts. This may be obtained from tax workpapers or, if multi-state operation, backed into by dividing the current SIT by .08 then subtracting line 9. If the "backed into" approach is used, make sure prior year adjustments are first removed from current SIT. 16 Current SIT should reflect the removal of all prior period adjustments. 17 Line 13 = FIT Base Miscellaneous Adds and Deducts. This may be obtained from tax workpapers or backed into by taking the current FIT plus claimed ITC, dividing the effective FIT rate and then subtracting line 12 and line 9. If the "backed into" approach is used, make sure prior year adjustments are first removed from current FIT. 18 Current FIT should reflect the removal of all prior period adjustments. 2 Notes to Separated Results of Idaho Operations (Continued) 19 Separation Paramenters drive the allocation of certain plant and expense costs to operation and services. The parameters are designed to perform validity tests on separation studies and provide a basis to forecast future test year separations. All parameters reflect study area annual totals. 20 Current Composite SPF - It represents a composite of the pre and post-conversion SPF for those companies involved in toll route conversions to EAS during the year. 21 COE Cat 3 - See FCC Part 36.125 and PUC Order 93-1133, Appendix A. 22 Exchange Trunk MOU - See FCC Part 36.155. 23 Host/Remote MOU Kilometers - See FCC Part 36.157. 24 Equal Access MOU - See FCC Part 36.191. 25 Operator Standard Work Seconds - Used to separate operator services expenses if different from those used for COE Cat. 1 plant. 26 Tandem Switching MOU - See FCC Part 36.124. 27 Unseparated Loop Cost - See FCC Part 36.621. 28 Gross Billed Revenues are defined differently for the following expenses: a.Marketing - See FCC Part 36.372 b.Payment and Collection, End User - See FCC Part 36.377(a)(2). c.Payment and Collection, CXR - See FCC Part 36.377(a)(5). 29 Service Order Contacts: a.Service Order Processing, End User - See FCC Part 36.377)a)(1). b.Service Order Processing, CXR - See FCC Part 36.377(a)(4). 3 Notes to Separated Results of Idaho Operations (Continued) 30 Billing Inquiry Contacts: a.Billing Inquiry, End User - See FCC Part 36.377(a)(3). b.Billing Inquiry, CXR - See FCC Part 36.377(a)(6). 31 SP and RC Messaging - These messages are used to separate Account 6623, Revenue Accounting - Toll Ticket Processing expenses - See FCC Part 36.379. 32 Big Three Expense Facto - See FCC Part 36.392. 4 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, lnc.d/b/a Century Link For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations - - Total Idaho interstate Operation Intrastate Operation Operations MTS & WATS TOLL PLS MTS & WATS TOLL PLS FCC Account and Note Line Subject To Switched Special Switched Special Local Description No. No. Separations Access Access Total Access Access EAS (other) Total SUMMARY Operating Revenues 5OXX Local-Billed (1) 1 1316,329 0 1,316,329 1,316,329 -EAS Billed (1) 2 0 0 0 -EAS Settlement (1) 3 0 0 0 508X Access-SLC (End User) (2) 4. 277,235 277,235 277,235 0 -Switched (TS+NTS) (2) 5. 1,449,553 1,108,900 1,106,900 340,653 340,653 -Special (2) 6. 494,520 427,725 427,725 66,794 66,794 51XX Toll -Message (3a) 7. (20) 0 (20) (20) -Private Line (3b) 8. 4,440 0 4,440 4,440 -Settlement (3c) 9. 0 0 0 52XX Misc. -Billing & Collection (4) 10. 68,746 41,149 41,149 27,597 27,597 -Directory Advertising 11. 73,894 0 73,894 73,894 -Operating Rents 12. 42,474 14,335 1,390 15,725 8,693 582 17,474 26,749 -Other Misc. 13. 8,159 3,638 299 3,937 3,893 50 280 4,222 530X Less: Uncollectible Rev. (-) 14. (12,005) (5,000) (5,000) (2,285) (4,720) (7,005) 3,723,324 1,440,257 429,414 1,869,671 378,530 71,866 0 1,403,257 1,853,653 Total Revenues 15. Operating Expenses 61XX-64XX Plant Specific Oper. (5a) 16. 615,035 208,700 23,123 231,823 124,206 8,435 0 250,571 383,212 65XX Plant Nonspecific Operations (5a) 17. 279,864 108,668 8,539 117,207 60,814 3,349 0 98,494 162,657 656X Depreciation &Amortization (5a) 18. 974,207 274,095 35,471 309,566 221,110 14,809 0 428,722 664,641 66XX Customer Operations (5a) 19. 345,671 90,930 13,855 104,785 56,443 5,202 0 179,241 240,886 67XX Corporate Operations (5a) 20. 327,744 108,939 12,170 121,109 60,776 4,521 0 141,338 206,635 Other Operating (5a) 21. 1,326 552,697 49 552,746 246 19 0 (551,685) (551,420) 2,543,847 1,344,029 93,207 1,437,236 523,595 36,335 0 546,681 1,106,611 Total Expenses (5a) 22. Operating Taxes: (6) 7240 General Taxes 23. 26,648 7,988 673 8,661 5,375 264 0 12,348 17,987 7230 State/Local Inc. Tax (Current) 24. 92,155 7,037 26,840 33,877 (12,049) 2,820 0 67,507 58,278 7220 Federal Income Tax (Current) 25. 370,924 28,323 108,031 136,355 (48,497) 11,352 0 271,714 234,569 7250 Net Deferred Income Taxes 26. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7210 Net Investment Tax Credits 27. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Taxes 28. 489,727 43,348 135,544 178,892 (55,171) 14,437 0 351,568 310,834 Net Operating Income 1 1 29. 689,751 52,880 200,663 253,543 (89,894) 21,095 0 505,007 436,208 T083 Form l.xls Page 1 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, Inc.d/b/a Century Link For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations - - Total Idaho Interstate Operation Intrastate Operation Operations MTS & WATS TOLL PLS MTS & WATS TOLL PLS FCC Account and Note Line Subject To Switched Special Switched Special Local Description No. No. Separations Access Access Total Access Access EAS (other) Total SUMMARY (continued) Average Rate Base 2001 Telecom. Plant in Service (5b) 1. 21,421762 6,753,423 782,502 7,535,925 4,553,469 306,847 0 9,025,521 13,885,837 2005 Plant Acquisition Adjustment 2. 0 0 ________ ________ 0 3100 Less: Accumulated Depr. (-) (5c) 3. (18,630,504) (5921,953) (676,667) (6,598,620) (3,941,153) (265,558) 0 (7,825,173) (12,031,884) 34xx-36xx Accumulated Amort. (-) (5) 4. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4100-4340 Accum. Deferred Tax (-) 5. (226946) (71,547) (8,290) (79,837) (48,240) (3,251) (95,618) (147,109) 1220 Materials and Supplies 6. 4,889 1,310 168 1,478 1,141 76 2,194 3,411 Equal Access Equipment (7) 7. 0 0 0 0 ________ 0 Other Rate Base 8. 42,708 39,117 4,760 43,877 (383) (25) (761) (1,169) Total Average Rate Base - 9. 2,611,909 800,350 102,473 902,823 564,834 38,089 0 1,106,163 1,709,086 T083 Form Lxls Page 2 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: Centurylel of Idaho, lnc.d/b/a Century Link For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations FCC Account and Description - Note No. - Line No. Total Idaho Operations Subject To Separations Interstate Operation Intrastate Operation MIS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Access Access Total MIS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Local Access Access EAS (other) Total 1. PLANT IN SERVICE DETAIL 21XX General Support Facilities 890,700 280,802 32,536 313,338 189,330 12,758 375,274 577,362 22XX Central Office Equipment: CAT 1 -Operator Systems 2. 0 0 0 CAT 2-Tandem Switching (Alloc.) 3. 0 0 0 CAT 2-Tandem Switching (Assign.) 4. 0 0 0 CAT 3-Local Switching 5. 1,703,700 1,447,965 1,447.965 1,192 254,543 255,735 CAT 4.12 -Exch. Trunk (Joint Use) 6. 0 0 ________ 0 0 CAT 4.12 -Exch. Trunk (Ded. Use) 7. 0 0 0 CAT 4.13 -Subscr. Line (Joint Use) 8. 3,733,232 933,308 0 933.308 933,308 0 1,866,616 2,799,924 CAT 4.13 -Subscr. Line (Ded. Use) 9. 182,746 92,243 92,243 46,122 44,381 90,503 CAT 4.23 -IX Trunk (Joint Use) 10. 247,930 186,535 186,535 61,395 61,395 CAT 4.23 -IX Trunk Ckt. (Ded. Use) 11. 85,261 59,458 59,458 25,803 25,803 CAT 4.3 -Host/Remote Trunk Ckt. 12. 158,671 69,058 69,058 27,109 62,504 89,613 Other COE 13. 105,400 105,400 105.400 0 Total COE 14. 6,216,940 2,636,886 257,101 2,893,967 1,023,004 71,925 0 2,228,044 3,322,973 23XX Information Orig./Term. Equipment: CAT 1-Regulated CPE 15. 0 0 ________ _______ 0 Other lOT 16. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total lOT 17. 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 24XX Cable & Wire Facilities: CAT 1.3-Subscriber Line (Common) 18. 12,352,463 3,088,116 3,088,116 3,088,116 6,176,231 9,264,347 CAT 1.1,2-Subscriber Line (Ded.) 19. 604,665 305,212 305,212 152,606 146,847 299,453 CAT 2-Exch. Trunk (Joint Use) 20. 0 0 ________ 0 0 CAT 2-Exch. Trunk (Dod. Use) 21. 0 0 _______ 0 CAT 3-IX Trunk (Joint Use) 22. 848,148 638,120 638,120 210,028 210,028 CAT 3-IX Trunk (Dod. Use) 23. 257,211 187,653 187,6531 69,558 69,558 CAT 4-Host/Remote Trunk 24. 251,635 109,519 109,519 42,991 99,125 142,116 Other C&WF 25. 0 0 0 Total C&WF 26. 14314,122 3,835,755 492,865 4,328,620 3,341,135 222,164 0 6,422,203 9,985,502 26XX Other Assets: Capital Leases 27. 0 0 0 Leasehold Improvements 28. 0 0 0 Intangibles 29. 0 0 0 Total Other Assets 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Telecom. Plant In Service (Sb) 31. 21,421,762 6,753,423 782,502 7,535,925 4,553,469 306,847 0 9,025,521 13,885,837 1083 Form I.As Page 3 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, lnc.d/b/a Century Link For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations FCC Account and Description - Note No. - Line No. Total Idaho Operations Subject To Separations Interstate Operation Intrastate Operation MTS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Access Access Total MTS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Local Access Access EAS (other) Total Depreciation & Amortization Accumulated Depreciation Detail 311X General Support Facilities 1. (731,356) (230,567) (26,715) (257,282) (155,459) (10,476) (308,139) (474,074) 312X Central Office Switching 2. (1,568,297) (1,332,887) (1,332,887) (1,097) (234,313) (235,410) 312X Operator Systems 3. 0 0 0 312X Central Office Transmission 4. (3,889,522) (1,024,598) (221,571) (1246,169) (880,600) (61,984) (1,700,769) (2,643,353) 313X Information Orig./Term. Equip. 5. 0 0 0 0 ________ 0 0 314X Cable & Wire Facilities 6. (12,441,329) (3,333,901) (428,381) (3,762,282) (2,903,997) (193,098) (5,581,952) (8,679,047) Total Accumulated Depreciation (5c) 7. (18,630,504) (5,921,953) (676,667) (6,598,620) (3,941,153) (265,558) 0 (7,825,173) (12,031,884) Accumulated Amortization Detail 3410 Capital Leases 8. 0 0 0 3420 Leasehold Improvements 9. 0 0 0 3500 Intangibles 10. 0 0 0 3600 Acquisition Adjustment 11. 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 Total Accumulated Amortization (Sc) 12 T083 Form I.xls Page 4 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, lnc.d/b/a Century Link For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations FCC Account and Description - Note No. I Line No. Total Idaho Operations Subject To Separations Interstate Operation Intrastate Operation MTS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Access Access Total MTS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Local Access Access EAS (other) Total OPERATING EXPENSE DETAIL 6IXX-64XX Plant Specific Operations 6110-20 General Support Facilities 1. 92,495 29,160 3,379 32,539 193661 1,325 38,970 59,956 621X Central Office Switching 2. 110,547 46,888 4,572 51,460 18,180 1,279 39,618 59,087 6220 Operator Systems 3. 0 0 0 623X Central Office Transmission 4. 142,471 60,428 5,892 66,320 23,444 1,648 51,059 76,151 63XX Information Orig./Term. Equip. 5. 0 0 0 84XX Cable & Wire Facilities 6. 269,522 72,224 9,280 81,504 62,911 4,183 120,924 188,018 Total Plant Specific (5a) 7. 615,035 208,700 23,123 231,823 124,206 8,435 0 250,571 383,212 65XX Plant Nonspecific Operations (8) 6512 Provisioning 8. 8,380 2,642 306 2,948 1,781 120 3,531 5.432 653X Network Operations 9. 225,393 71,057 8,233 79,290 47,911 3,229 94,963 146,103 6540 Access Paid to LECs (9) 10. 46,091 34,969 34,969 11,122 11,122 Total Plant Nonspecific (5a) 11. 279,864 108,668 8,538 117,2071 60,814 3,349 0 98,494 162,657 656X Depreciation & Amortization (8) 6561 General Support Facilities 12. 35,445 11,174 1,295 12,469 7,534 508 __ 14,834 22,978 6561 Central Office Switching 13. 20,408 17,345 17,345 14 3,049 3,063 6561 Operator Systems 14. 0 0 0 6561 Central Office Transmission 15. 113,387 29,869 6,459 36,328 25,671 1,807 48,581 77,059 6561 Information Orig./Term. Equip. 16. 0 0 ________ ________ 0 6561 Cable & Wire Facilities 17. 804,967 215,707 27,717 243,424 187,891 12,494 361,158 561,543 6563 Capital Leases 18. 0 0 0 6563 Leasehold Improvements 19. 0 0 0 6564 Intangibles 20. 0 0 0 6565 Acquisition Adjustment 21. 0 1 0 0 Total Depreciation & Amortization (5a) 22 974,207 1 274,095 35,471 309,566 221,110 14,809 0 428,722 664,641 T083 Form l.xls Page 5 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, lnc.d/b/a Century Link For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations - - Total Idaho Interstate Operation Intrastate Operation Operations MIS & WATS TOLL PLS MTS & WATS TOLL PLS FCC Account and Note Line Subject To Switched Special Switched Special Local Description No. No. Separations Access Access Total Access Access EAS (other) Total OPERATING EXPENSE (continued) 66XX Customer Operations 661X Marketing 1. 100,907 35,600 9,162 44,762 22,143 1,598 0 32,404 56,145 662X Operator Services 2. 9,174 3 3 1,012 8,159 9,171 662X Directory Publishing-Alpha. 3. 160 54 54 18 0 88 106 662X Directory Publishing-Classified 4. 0 0 0 662X Directory Publishing-Foreign S. 0 0 0 0 6623 Service Order Proc-End User 6. 107,574 11,074 791 11,865 2,373 791 92,545 95,709 6623 Payment & Collection-End User 7. 63,066 20,751 20,751 10,744 23 0 31,548 42,315 6623 Billing Inquiry-End User 8. 9,607 3,770 0 3,770 243 0 0 5,594 5,837 6623 Service Order Proc. -CXR 9. 7,328 806 3,737 4,543 293 2,492 2,785 6623 Payment & Collection-CXR 10. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6623 Billing Inquiry-CXR 11. 602 40 165 205 99 298 397 6623 Coin Administration 12. 0 0 0 6623 Rev. Acctg.-Toll Ticket Proc. 13. 4,263 1,718 1,718 2,545 2,545 6623 Rev. Acctg.-Local Mess. Proc. 14. 0 0 0 6623 Rev. Acctg.-Other Bill & Coil. 15. 25,374 7,567 7,567 8,904 0 8,903 17,807 6623 Rev. Acctg.-SLC Billing 16. 1,335 1,335 1,335 0 6623 Rev. Acctg.-CXR B & C (9) 17. 16,138 8,069 8,069 8,069 8,069 6623 B & C Amts Paid to LECs (9) 18. 0 0 0 6623 Other Customer Service 19. 143 143 0 143 0 0 0 0 Total Customer Operations (5a) 20. 345,671 90,930 13,855 104,785 56,443 5,202 0 179,241 240,886 67XX Corporate Operations: 671X Executive & Planning 21. 22,257 6,951 851 7,802 4,252 316 0 9,887 14,455 672X General & Administrative 22. 305,487 101,988 11,319 113,307 56,524 4,205 0 131,451 192,180 6728 EAS Settlement 23. 0 0 0 Total Corporate Operations (5a) 24. 327,744 108,939 12,170 121,109 60,776 4,521 0 141,338 206,635 Other Operating Expenses: Contributions#7370/AFUDC#7340 (10) 25. 1,326 440 49 488 246 19 0 572 837 Universal Service Fund (11) 26. 0 535,812 535,812 (535,812) (535,812) Lifeline Connection Assistance (12) 27. 0 16,445 16,445 (16,445) (16,445) Total Other (5a) 28. 1,3261 552,697 49 552,746 246 19 0 (551,685) (551,420) Total Operating Expenses I (5a) 1 29. 2,543,847 1 1,344,029 93,207 1,437,236 523,595 36,335 0 546,681 1,106,611 T083 Form l.xls Page 6 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, Inc.dlbla Century Link - For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations FCC Account and Description Note No. - I Line No. Total Idaho Operations Subject To Separations Interstate Operation Intrastate Operation MTS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Access Access Total MTS & WATS TOLL PLS Switched Special Local Access Access EAS (other) Total OPERATING TAXES DETAIL 7240 General Taxes 7240 Property 1. 18,188 5,734 664 6,398 3,866 261 0 7,663 11,790 7240 Gross Receipts 2. 6,050 0 0 0 1,461 0 4,589 6,050 7240 PUC Fee 3. 0 0 0 7240 Franchise Fees 4. 0 0 0 7240 Other 5. 2,410 2,254 9 2,263 48 3 0 96 147 Total General Taxes 6. 26,648 7,988 673 8,661 5,375 264 0 12,348 17,987 72XX Income Taxes (Calculated) Net income Before SIT & FIT (13) 7. 1,152,829 88,240 335,534 423,774 (150,440) 35,267 0 844,228 729,055 Less Fixed Charges (-) 8. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Subtotal (lines 7-8) (14) 9. 1,152,829 88,240 335,534 423,774 (150,440) 35,267 0 844,228 729,055 Other SIT BaseAdd/Ded. (+-) (15) 10. (892) (279) (34) (313) (171) (12) 0 (396) (579) SIT Taxable Inc. (lines 9+40) 11. 1,151,937 87,961 335,500 423,461 (150,611) 35,255 0 843,832 728,476 7230 SIT-Current (at 8%) (16) 12. 92,155 7,037 26,840 33,877 (12,049) 2,820 0 67,507 58,278 Other FIT BaseAdd/Ded. (+-) (17) 13. (892) (279) (34) (313) (171) (12) 0 (396) (579) FIT Taxable Inc. (lines 9-12+-13) 14. 1,059,782 80,924 308,660 389,584 (138,562) 32,435 0 776,325 670,198 Gross FIT (at 35%) 15. 370,924 28,323 108,031 136,355 (48,497) 11,352 0 271,714 234,569 7210P Claimed ITC (-) 16. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Surtax Elimination (-) 17. 1 01 0 0 7220 FIT-Current (lines 15-16-17) 1 (18) 1 18 370,9241 28,323 108,031 136,355 (48,497) 11,352 0 271,714 234,569 T083 Form I.xIs Page 7 FORM I INPUT MASTER COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, lnc.d/b/a Century Link For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Operations Total Idaho Interstate Operation Intrastate Operation Operations MTS & WATS TOLL PLS MTS & WATS TOLL PLS FCC Account and Note Line Subject To Switched Special Switched Special Local Description No. I No. Separations Access Access Total Access Access EAS (other) Total FORM I INPUT MASTER - - For The Year Ended: December 31, 2010 Separated Results of Idaho Ope COMPANY NAME: CenturyTel of Idaho, lnc.d/b/a Century Link Total Idaho Intrastate Operation Operations Description Note Line Subject To Interstate No. No. Separations Toll Toll EAS Local (Other) Separation Parameters (19) Plant SLU Minutes of Use (MOU) 1. 59,469,793 20,046,438 6,598,017 0 32,825,338 SLU Factor 2. 1.000000 0.337086 0.110947 0.000000 0.551967 Base SPF - January 1 3. 1.000000 0.250000 0.250000 ________ 0.500000 Base SPF - December31 4. 1.000000 0.250000 0.250000 0.500000 Current Composite SPF (20) 5. 1.000000 0.250000 0.250000 0.500000 1996 Weighted DEM 6. 1.000000 0.850000 0.000000 0.150000 1996 Unweighted OEM 7. 1.000000 0.335300 0.108155 0.556545 Current CAT 3 Dial Equipment Minutes (21) 8. 59,469,793 20,046,438 6,598,017 0 32,825,338 Current Composite OEM Factor 9. 1.000000 0.850000 0.00000 0.000000 0.150000 Exchange Trunk - Joint Use MOU (22) 10. 0 ________ Host/Remote MOU Kilometers (23) 11. 159,607,516 69,465,654 27,268,598 62,873,264 Equal Access MOU (24) 12. 22,687,172 18,677,619 4,009,553 Operator Standard Work Seconds (25) 13. 0 Tandem Switching MOU (26) 14. 0 IX Conversation MOU 15. 26,122,015 19,653,371 6,468,644 IX Conversation Minute Kilometers 16. 3,134,641,800 2,358,404,520 776,237,280 Other Parameters Access Lines 17. 3,534 Unseparated Loop Cost @ 11.25 ROR (27) 18. 2,504,864 Gross Billed Revenues -Marketing Allocation Basis (28a) 19. 3,908,480 1,733,7751 919,579 1,255,126 -Payment & Collection-End User (28b) 20. 3,203,480 1,064,0831 546,920 1,602,477 -Payment & Collection-CXR (28c) 21. 2,467,941 1,548,3621 919,579 0 Service Order Contacts -Service Order Proc-End User (29a) 22. 136 15 4 117 -Service Order Proc.-CXR (29b) 23. 100 62 38 Billing Inquiry Contacts -Billing Inquiry-End User (30a) 24. 79 31 2 46 -Billing Inquiry-CXR (30b) 25. 908,975 309,857 599,118 0 SP+RC Toll Messages (31) 26. 825,879 332,751 493,128 EAS/Local Messages (Msg. Proc.) 27. 0 BIG 3 Expense Factor-Message (32) 28. 1.00000 0.312294 0.191018 0 0.438125 -PLS & Special Access 29. 0 0.038252 0.014211 0.0061 Operator Services Expense -- Factor 30. 0 0 Access Minutes of Use (End Office) - 31. 26,122,015 19,653,371 6,468,644 rations T083 Form l.xls Page 8