Question 1

Will the meeting be public?

Accepted Answer

Yes, unless you tell us a session is closed or limited. City council live streams go to YouTube or Facebook where residents can find them. An unlisted or private link is for the rare working session that should not be on a public page.

Question 2

What does city hall need to provide?

Accepted Answer

Wired Ethernet is the right internet for a long agenda. Strong WiFi can work, and we would rather know which you have before gavel. We need power, access to the soundboard, and the agenda. We bring the cameras, the switcher, the cables, and an operator who stays until adjournment.

Question 3

How do municipalities budget a stream?

Accepted Answer

Tell us whether the allocation sits in the $0–$5k range or the $5k–$10k range. We scale cameras, operators, audio sources, meeting length, and add-ons such as an archive recording, photos, a one-minute brief, or board audio. Those two kinds of meetings are not written up as one job, and there is no rate-card price.

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