Littleton Community Television Advisory Committee projects need for town funding
Littleton Community Television seeks town funding as its self-sufficient operational model ends in FY27. Executive Director Mark Crory told the Advisory Committee that FY27 will be the last year LCTV can fund operations entirely on its own, prompting a formal request for the town to assume salaries
Littleton Community Television (LCTV) Advisory Committee · Meeting of January 28, 2026
Littleton Community Television seeks town funding as its self-sufficient operational model ends in FY27. Executive Director Mark Crory told the Advisory Committee that FY27 will be the last year LCTV can fund operations entirely on its own, prompting a formal request for the town to assume salaries and benefits. The station launched two new podcasts in December—"Pat's Chat" and "Paws on LPS"—and recorded Littleton High and Middle School winter band concerts.
The newly formed Friends of LCTV organization has collected $1,250 in membership donations and will meet February 26 to advance website development and fundraising planning before scheduling a major fundraising event.
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Source: the Littleton Community Television (LCTV) Advisory Committee meeting of January 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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