Local Access, EPGLOCL, Live TV Spectrum TV

Did you know? The City of Kingston and Towns are collecting revenue from the cable franchise fees over 1/2 million dollars from the cable subscribers, and doesn't direct any funds to the public access station. with the exception of Town of Esopus.. City of Kingston and the Towns lack to appoint any residence to the Cable Commission. Support Public Access Television. Sign the Petition https://chng.it/tTNX6zhtMc

Cable subscribers are paying the franchise fees for (PEG)

Local Educational Access on Spectrum SMPTE color bar does not meet 📺 895.4 Minimum standards for public, educational and governmental (PEG) access. The City of Kingston and Towns are collecting revenue from the cable franchise fees over 1/2 million dollars from the cable subscribers, and doesn't direct any funds to the public access station.

(2) The educational and governmental access channel shall be operated and administered by a committee or a commission appointed by local government and shall include appropriate representation of local school districts within the service area of the cable television system and may include for purposes of coordination an employee or representative of the cable television franchisee. [FN2] Have you seen this petition yet? Support Public Access Television https://chng.it/FKnwLGjnhy

Laws & Rules Meeting 2/17/2021 Public Access #KingstonNY

Local Public Access 23 on Spectrum. Channel 23 is now under Esopus Community TV which serves City of Kingston, Town of Kingston, Ulster, Rosendale, Hurley, Marbletown. City of Kingston, Kingston, NY.  

Full video here: kingston-ny.gov/KingstonLive

Laws & Rules Public Hearings and Monthly Meeting 1/20/2021

Video by City of Kingston, NY link to Agendas & Minutes

Time Stamp 59:53 Clark Richters - Cable Commission / Resolution 137 Of 1995 (PEG)

City of Kingston Public Meetings are only available Online

Video by City of Kingston, NY - YouTube's Channel 

Government Meetings are not broadcasted on Public Access Television. 

The City of Kingston and Towns are collecting revenue from the cable franchise fees over 1/2 million dollars from the cable subscribers, and doesn't direct any funds to the public access station. Local Public Access 23 on Spectrum. currently Channel 23 is now under Esopus Community TV List of City and Towns collecting revenue from cable franchise fees. Government is not informing cable subscribers who paid the cable franchise fees.

City of Kingston Cable Franchise Fees $410,000
Town of Marbletown NY Cable Franchise Fees $105,821
Town of Kingston, NY Cable Franchise Fees $18,250
Town of Ulster, NY Cable Franchise Fees $260,000

4/6/2020 - Common Council Meetings Will be Held Via GoToMeeting

City of Kingston and the Towns lack to appoint any residence to the Cable Commission. City of Kingston receives $410,000 from the Cable franchise fees from the Cable subscribers Read more.

Former KPA T.V. Studio in Kingston in 2008

Control Room - Public Access Television Station Ch23 2008

City of Kingston Notice UnSafe! 101 Greenkill T.V. Studio 6/25/08

Commission members voted in favor of moving (Switcher) to Town of Esopus hall.

Kingston Area Public Access Channel Equipment Auctioned Off - 2011

Kingston Area Public Access is a public, education and government access channel serving the City of Kingston, the Towns of Esopus, Hurley, Kingston, Marbletown, Rosendale and Ulster. KPA's locally produced programming is carried on Time Warner Cable channel 23. currently Channel 23 is now under Esopus Community TV 23.

Town of Esopus Workshop Minutes on 5/7/19 Esopus Community TV 23

City of Kingston and the Towns lack to appoint any residence to the Cable Commission. City of Kingston receives $410,000 from the Cable franchise fees from the Cable subscribers Read more.