Community Media refers to televised local programming over cable and streamed local video over the internet. Members of MACTA may provide community television facilities in their communities. These facilities may be called PEG facilities. PEG stands for Public, Educational and Governmental programming. PEG facilities may have studios and portable television production equipment for use by community entities including schools, non-profit organizations and individual residents after completing production workshops at the studios. Some city members may have government production facilities used by city staff only to produce local government programming.

Cable companies are required through franchise agreements to provide television channels for carriage of community television programming. MACTA promotes community programming and the concept of citizens having access to the media. Community Television has been available and promoted by MACTA to the public for its twenty-five year history of representing Minnesota cities in telecommunications.

 Bloomington Today
CLICK HERE to be directed to a listing of recent episodes of Bloomington’s weekly magazine-style news show covering the City Council, City services, City staff, development in Bloomington and other governmental issues.

Bloomington’s Roll Call
Click HERE to view recent episodes of Bloomington’s Roll Call, a weekly Webcast in which officers from our Police Department discuss current crime trends in Bloomington.

Informational piece produced by Lake Minnetonka Communications Commission for Carver County’s S.A.F.E.R. program. 
Faster ride access for persons with disabilities at Mall of America's Nickelodeon Universe

A Promotional video produced by the City of Red Wing
Recycling with Rubin the Blue Bin

Informational piece produced by Lake Minnetonka Communications Commission
Digital TV Transition 

2008 Day at the Capitol
LMCC Capitol Update

To submit an article or video please contact:
Chris Vogt, MACTA Communications Chair, at chris@lmcc-tv.org