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VIDEO. Pacific Coast Television held their Spring Open House on April 15th, 2023 in honor of their 45th Anniversary.
Local leaders and community members came together to learn and celebrate community media, and how PCT helps provide transparency in our local democracy.
NOTE: When Coastside Buzz covers public agencies, we use PCTV video as it is original source documentation. In 1977, the FCC mandated that the brand new cable companies provide a public access channel for every US jurisdiction. Today, every jurisdiction and every public agency records their meetings; Public agencies such as the City council, sewer and water authorities, harbor and school districts, for example.
~ Michelle Dragony, Chief Buzz Officer of Coastside Buzz
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Our PCTV Mission
The mission of Pacific Coast TV (a.k.a. Pacifica Community Television Inc.) is to ensure public access to electronic media and to promote effective uses of electronic media. An informed and interconnected community is a healthy community.
PCTV Community Media Center
PCT gives voice to county residents by providing technology training (TV, Radio, Internet), and use of our facilities. Members create TV shows, websites and pod-casts. Cable channels 26 and 27 are primary outlets as well as our website.
What is P.E.G.?
P.E.G. is Public, Education and Government TV. PCT produces P.E.G. (also known as Public Access) in partnership with organizations and individuals in our community.
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Ray Mueller presented them with a Proclamation later that day, too. They interviewed us both!