CTAB meets the second Friday of each month beginning at 8:30 A.M. in the Aldermanic Chamber on the second floor of Nashua City Hall. The chairman may call special meetings. Meetings of the board and its subcommittees adhere to the New Hampshire Right-to-Know law RSA 91-A, and are open to the public. CTAB board meetings are usually broadcast on Government Access Channel 16. CTAB board minutes are transcribed and posted following approval by CTAB. See Minutes and Agendas. Note: The official minutes for CTAB meetings and subcommittee meetings are on record with the Nashua City Clerk's Office. Minutes on-line may not include handouts or other materials presented at the meetings.

CTAB has established three standing committees and subcommittees, as follows:

1. The Technical Subcommittee, considers all technical issues, including the design and performance of the city’s community access television system and the technical interface to Comcast

2. The Education Committee is chaired by the CTAB liaison to the E-Channel Committee

3. CTAB Federal/State/Industry Watch subcommittee –  The Committee's purpose is to monitor, track and report on national, state and local legislative issues, FCC regulations, legal opinions, trends in franchise agreements, new technologies and services, and policy initiatives that will affect the Nashua market for Cable TV and similar or competitive technologies and services including Broadband, Satellite and IPTV

Specific issues get referred to and resolved by and through these subcommittees. The subcommittees meet on an ad hoc basis, and report monthly to CTAB. Subcommittee meetings are subject to the Right-to-Know law, RSA 91-A, and are open to the public.

CTAB consist of fourteen (14) members, as follows:

- One (1) member representing the board of aldermen. 

- Corporation counsel or his or her designee.

- The director of the Nashua Public Library or his or her designee.

- The chief of the fire department or his or her designee.

- The chief of the police department or his or her designee.

- The superintendent of the school department or his or her designee.

- The manager of the information technology department or his or her designee.

- One (1) member of the Nashua business community, appointed by the mayor.

- Four (4) members who are Nashua residents, appointed by the mayor.

- The director of the public works division or his or her designee.

- The Mayor or his or her designee.

- The five (5) members appointed by the mayor serve for three-year terms.

Daily management and operation of the Community Access Channels is described in the CTAB Policies and Procedures Manual.

Management and contacts are as follows:

PEG Program Manager: Responsible for overall management and daily operation of the Government Access channel.

Education Channel Access Manager: Responsible daily operation of the Education Access Channel

Independent Contractor: Responsible for managing and operating the Public Access Channel

The E-Channel committee will be made up of interested parties from within the Nashua School District and from other private educational institutions within in the city, at their request. These responsibilities include coordinating non-public school programming and public educational programming not directly associated with the public school system. the E-Channel committee is chaired by Stacy Hynes.

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Community access channels consist of three types of channels, commonly referred to as “PEG” Access Channels. These are video channels which the Franchisee (Comcast) shall make available to the Franchising Authority (City of Nashua), without charge, for the purpose of transmitting non-commercial programming by city departments and agencies, public schools, educational, institutional and similar organizations and members of the public:

- Government Access Channel (Channel 16): A specific channel on the cable system made available by the Franchisee (Comcast) to the City of Nashua to present non-commercial programming and/or information to the public. The “G” channel will be operated by the City of Nashua to show gavel-to-gavel coverage of government meetings. Programs may also be produced about the government and its projects on these channels. Training programs for government emergency services may be shown on this channel. Comcast has assigned Channel 16 as the Government Access Channel.

- Educational Access Channel (Channel 99). A specific channel on the cable system made available by the Franchisee (Comcast) to educational institutions and/or educators wishing to present non-commercial programming and/or information to the public. Both public and private schools can participate on the E channel. Comcast has assigned Channel 99 as the Education Access Channel.

- Public Access Channel (Channel 96). A specific channel on the cable system made available by the Franchisee (Comcast) for the use of Nashua residents and/or organizations wishing to present non-commercial programming and/or information to the public. The “P” channel will be used by community citizens to televise whatever programs they create or sponsor. Comcast has assigned Channel 96 as the Public Access Channel.