Calaveras County Public Access TV

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429 E Saint Charles St

San Andreas, CA 95249

+1 (209) 754-4021

https://patv.calaverasgov.us

Calaveras County Public Access Television (PATV) in San Andreas, CA, provides residents with the tools and resources to produce their own programming related to local topics and events. Supported by funds from the Calaveras County Board of Supervisors, the studio offers production and editing equipment to empower community members to share their stories on cable channels 7, 9, 21, and 22.

After completing familiarization classes, residents can utilize the studio and equipment to create content for various media platforms. PATV promotes community engagement by facilitating classes and providing opportunities for individuals to develop and showcase their media production skills.

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