AT&T is offering a new deal that rewards customer loyalty.

AT&T is dedicated to those who serve our communities, recognizing their lasting contributions. The company aims to support both active and retired first responders, along with their families, through valuable offers and services. This initiative expresses gratitude for their service.

– Jenifer Robertson, EVP and GM, AT&T Mass Markets, October 2025

AT&T already provides active first responders with FirstNet, offering exclusive deals, dependable connectivity, and specialized support via America’s Public Safety Network, a high-speed platform created for the public safety community in partnership with the government.

Now, AT&T is extending similar benefits to retired first responders.

Eligible retirees can verify their status and register at any AT&T store or online at att.com/RTDResponder. Applicants should provide their retiree ID or pension documentation for assistance from the AT&T team.

Active first responders can also utilize FirstNet and Family, which gives family members a discount of 25% on the AT&T commercial network, available online and in stores.

This time of year, major carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon emphasize their commitment to first responders.

AT&T’s 25% discount stands out, but competitors are also increasing their efforts. T-Mobile promotes its T-Priority 5G solution for public safety professionals. Furthermore, the T-Mobile Foundation is giving employees a $25 donation for the Giving Season, which ends on November 21, in honor of National First Responders Day.

Verizon is adopting a technology-focused strategy through Verizon Frontline. The company is encouraging developers to create innovative mobile applications for first responders and public safety agencies, offering a $25,000 cash prize to the winner of the Verizon Frontline App Developer Challenge.

This competition among providers leads to improved support for America’s first responders, both active and retired, through enhanced programs and benefits.