Politics & Government
Lights! Cameras! Greenburgh Residents Can Have Their Own TV Shows
The free service is part of the town's franchise agreement with FIOS and Cablevision.
Town of Greenburgh residents can now host their own public access television shows on www.greenburghpublicaccess.com.
Supervisor Paul Feiner announced Monday that the new website is available to residents, along with a studio, TV camera and video equipment so they can “speak their mind or conduct interviews with interesting guests.”
In an emailed statement, Feiner said the service is free to residents as part of the town’s franchise agreement with Verizon FIOS and Cablevision.
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Board meetings will be posted on the site, as well as on the town’s site.
Feiner said that most producers tape their programs monthly. If interested, email him at pfeiner@greenburghny.com.
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Photo credit: Screenshot from Greenburghpublicaccess.com.
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