The committee highlighted the progress of their studio relocation, which is nearing completion. The move has been primarily managed by an individual named Eric, with the major tasks being the need to wire cameras and bring in additional furniture. The committee was informed that, due to space constraints, they will not have a promised storage room. Instead, they will use their old studio space, though it will lack heating during the colder months. Despite these challenges, they anticipate being ready to resume recording in their new space the following week.

Attention then shifted to the need for a new server to support their operations. A quote for the server has been obtained, and the committee plans to purchase this essential piece of equipment at the beginning of FY27, as the current server is aging and may not meet future demands. This upgrade is deemed vital for the committee’s continued functionality.

Additionally, the committee mentioned they received a stream of a local high school football game from Fitchburg Access Television, which was successfully broadcasted. This initiative was appreciated since covering such events with their own videographers can be costly. They have two more football games scheduled for coverage, including a homecoming game on November 1st.

Staffing updates included the hiring and training of a new videographer, Jane Pasco, who is acclimating well to the committee’s processes, and the resignation of another member, Connor Gity. Financially, the committee is awaiting the posting of Comcast fees to their account, which has been delayed due to staffing changes in the town’s finance department.