Cable
Funding
Local access cable television programming in the Township is paid for with funds from the Township's cable service provider, Spectrum, consistent with federal and State laws. The Township uses Township General Fund revenues to pay for recording and broadcasting meetings and other official programming.
Services
The Township is a member of the Western Reserve Cable Consortium. Other area local governments, including the City of Aurora, Northfield Center Township, Village of Northfield, City of Reminderville, Sagamore Hills Township, and City of Twinsburg, are also members of the Consortium. The Consortium manages the relationship with Spectrum on behalf of its member communities, oversees operation of the jointly shared Cable 9 on Channel 1021, and coordinates allocation of Public Education Government (PEG) channel space among member communities. The Township shares Spectrum Channel 1023 with the City of Reminderville for PEG purposes. Township and Reminderville bulletin boards are alternately broadcast on Spectrum Channel 1023 on a continuous basis. The Township also broadcasts video recordings of various Township meetings. At this time the most recent regular meeting of the Board of Trustees is broacast on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM.
Contact Information
Please contact Spectrum and the Western Reserve Cable Consortium with any questions regarding cable television service and local access programming, respectively. See Service Guide. Please contact Township Hall with any other questions.
This page was last updated on January 3, 2024.