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City Administrator Josh Malchow announces Slayton will livestream council meetings on YouTube
Summary
City Administrator Josh Malchow said the City of Slayton will begin streaming City Council meetings on YouTube starting April 21; meetings on the first and third Mondays at 6 p.m. will be available live and as recordings.
City Administrator Josh Malchow announced that starting April 21 the City of Slayton will stream City Council meetings held on the first and third Mondays of each month at 6 p.m. on YouTube. "I'm excited to announce a new way to stay connected with your local government," Malchow said, inviting residents to tune in live or watch recordings afterward.
Malchow said the change is intended to make city government "more accessible, transparent, and convenient for residents." He said viewers can find the city channel by searching for "City of Slayton" on YouTube or by using the link on the city's post, and he encouraged residents to subscribe to receive updates.
The livestreams will allow residents to watch meetings from home, work or on the go and to view recordings at their convenience. No formal votes or other council actions were recorded in this announcement; the statement was an informational briefing about the new streaming service. Malchow closed by thanking residents for staying engaged with city government and expressing the city's anticipation of greater online participation.
