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Janesville Access Television

Janesville, WI · JATV

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Janesville Access Television (JATV) is the community access television station serving Janesville, Wisconsin, a Rock County city on the Rock River that was long anchored by General Motors manufacturing and has been rebuilding its economic identity since the GM plant closure in 2008.

Operated by the Hedberg Public Library under contract with the City of Janesville and funded through Charter Communications franchise fees, JATV broadcasts on Charter Spectrum channel 994, covering city government meetings, local events, parades, concerts, and nonprofit activities across the community. The station offers equipment loans, volunteer opportunities, and production support to residents and nonprofits, and maintains a strong presence at community events throughout the year.

Janesville residents rely on JATV for the government coverage and locally produced programming that reflects a mid-sized Wisconsin city navigating economic transition - a community where civic engagement and local identity have remained strong even as the economic landscape shifted dramatically.

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