St Albans plans to revive live streaming of city council meetings

The City of St. Albans is gearing up to enhance community engagement by reviving live streaming of city council meetings, as announced by Mayor Scott James in the latest podcast episode. This move aims to improve transparency and accessibility, allowing residents to stay informed about local governance through multiple platforms, including Facebook, YouTube, and the city’s official website.

During the episode, Mayor James praised city employee Marshall for his exceptional work, highlighting his proactive approach and dedication to the community. “He goes above and beyond,” said James, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in city operations.

In addition to governance updates, the podcast showcased the vibrant community spirit of St. Albans, promoting various upcoming events such as the Yac Fest, the Chilean Wing Festival, and the popular Tour de Coles, which is now one of the largest flat water kayak events in the United States. These festivals not only celebrate local culture but also contribute to the city’s river restoration efforts, drawing thousands of visitors each year.

As St. Albans continues to foster a welcoming environment for both residents and visitors, the revival of live streaming city council meetings is set to further strengthen community ties and encourage civic participation.