The City operates the government access channel to enhance knowledge of local government, community issues and activities and provide support for emergency operations broadcasting
Regularly live broadcast meetings:
- City Council meetings
- Community Redevelopment Agency
- Planning and Zoning Commission
- Board of Adjustments & Appeals
- Municipal Code Enforcement
Other live Meetings:
Contribute to enhancing and ensuring Brevard's quality of life ... today and always! For agendas, minutes and more information,
visit: www.brevardcounty.us/commission/
City Departmental Shows:
NewsFlash
NewsFlash is an informational program that informs our citizens about local government activities and events.
DID You Know
Did You Know is a program that educates children and adults on safety matters concerning bicycle, home and child seat safety.
Fire Watch
Fire Watch Is a program that informs citizens of safety matters and what is going on with in the Fire and Emergency Service Department.
Other Television Shows:
Army Newswatch
Soldier's Radio & Television provides news & information about Soldiers & civilians in today's Army to the entire force.
FSU Headlines
Is a half-hour public affairs program.
UNF Campus Connection (High School/Adults)
Produced by the University of North Florida, this monthly public affairs program features the students, faculty, programs and services from UNF.
Capitol Update
Capitol Update is a half-hour public affairs program that airs nightly when the Florida Legislature is in session and weekly the remainder of the year. Through in-depth reporting, live interviews, and regularly occurring segments like Budget Watch and Bill Track, the program provides viewers across the state with a clear, concise and balanced view of state government in action.
Florida Crossroads
Florida Crossroads is an award-winning, half-hour documentary series that looks at the people, places, and events shaping Florida. The series explores a wide variety of environmental, political and social issues from across the state.
Florida Face to Face
Florida Face to Face is an in-depth interview program where state leaders and policymakers talk about the issues that effect Floridians. Guests regularly include the Governor and Cabinet, Senate President and House Speaker, Education Commissioner and other agency heads.Florida Cross Roads
Brevard County School Board
Rebroadcast coverage of the School Board of Brevard County meetings. For agendas, minutes and more information, visit: www.brevard.k12.fl.us
Destination Tomorrow (ages 10 to adult)
NASA’s Destination Tomorrow™ is a series of 30-minute educational programs that focus on NASA research, including new technologies, advanced aerodynamics, past achievements and medical breakthroughs. Each exciting program gives the audience an inside look at NASA and demonstrates how research and technology relates to our everyday lives. If it’s cutting edge technology, medical breakthroughs or advanced aeronautical research - NASA’s Destination Tomorrow™ will bring it to you first.
Waterways (all ages)
Have you ever imagined yourself as a scientist on the trail of the American crocodile? In the dark of night, you would pull on your bug jacket, slip over the boat’s gunwale into Florida Bay mud, and slog up towards dry ground on one of Florida Bay’s backcountry keys. Lit by your flashlight beam, three-toed prints and a tail drag that look like they’re straight out of the Age of Dinosaurs would tell you about the crocodile’s comings and goings and the location of her nest. If you’re lucky, the nest has just hatched and there are dozens of baby crocs to measure and mark. Waterways travels behind the scenes with scientists, conservationists, fishing guides, divers, and historians—people who know the Keys and are working to protect them. Recent episodes have taken people on journeys to tag sea turtles for conservation, to study roseate spoobills in northern Florida Bay, and to track the health of the Keys’ coral reefs. Waterways producer and director Erik Hutchins has flown two hundred feet above the ground in a chopper looking for Florida panthers. He has dove under the sea to get spectacular footage of grouper, turtles, conch, and coral. He has hung off the back end of a powerboat as it winds it way up a tight mangrove creek. But the Key West-based film-maker thinks of himself not as an adventurous cinematographer, but as a storyteller. He goes where the stories are, interviewing and spending time with the experts to bring their knowledge and experience to you.
