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LCTV Committee Delegates Spending Authority to Executive Director

Littleton Community Television grants spending authority to director. The LCTV Advisory Committee unanimously authorized Executive Director Mark Crory to approve accounts payable bills under $5,000 without committee signature for fiscal year 2027, while bills exceeding $5,000 require committee

Littleton Community Television (LCTV) Advisory Committee · Meeting of June 10, 2026

Littleton Community Television grants spending authority to director. The LCTV Advisory Committee unanimously authorized Executive Director Mark Crory to approve accounts payable bills under $5,000 without committee signature for fiscal year 2027, while bills exceeding $5,000 require committee co-signature. The committee also designated Crory as the sole signatory on departmental payroll time sheets, with a committee member authorized to sign in his absence.

Chairman Dave Astolfi applied to renew his term, ending June 30. Crory reported top May programming included Select Board and LHS Senior Parade coverage, and cited support in the Massachusetts State House for a Streaming Bill that would direct internet-service fees to local community television.

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Source: the Littleton Community Television (LCTV) Advisory Committee meeting of June 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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