It borders Philadelphia to its west and is one of the communities that make up the Philadelphia Main Line. It is on channel 99 (Comcast) and channel 34 (Verizon FiOS).Merion Station, also known as Merion, is an unincorporated community in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Many shows are locally shot by residents. It is a local, 501(c)(3) non-profit station which also serves Radnor Township. Lower Merion Township and the borough of Narberth are also served by a public-access channel, Main Line Public Television.

Descriptions of these programs can be found in the Current Program section of this site. These programs cover a broad range of topics such as environmental issues, classical music events, art programs and federal government services. LMTV also cablecasts a select number of programs produced elsewhere that are provided to the Township at no cost.

Descriptions of these programs can be found in the Programming on LMTV section of this site. Behind the Gavel (with the President of the Board of Commissioners)Įach of these programs is produced, written, recorded and edited by the Township's professional staff.Board meetings are generally rebroadcast the following day and each broadcast day until the next scheduled live broadcast.Ĭurrently, LMTV produces the below original programs: In addition, it is common to broadcast other meetings of “broad public interest,” including special public hearings. These messages are typed into the system and enhanced with colors and graphics.Ĭurrently LMTV provides live broadcasts of the two primary, monthly committee meetings and the monthly Board of Commissioners meeting. These messages are submitted by LMT Departments and contain items of importance and/or interest to Township residents. Part of LMTV’s broadcast day (24 hours) is comprised of bulletin board messages. This includes all Board of Commissioners meetings and Board Committee meetings. There you will also find all LMTV programming, on-demand, dating back to mid-2015, when the service was introduced. What started out with a simple, scrolling bulletin board now includes live broadcasts and replays of meetings as well as many original programs. Any resident in Lower Merion or Narberth who subscribes to these providers can view LMTV, which has been cablecasting since October 1991. Lower Merion Township’s Government Access Channel is found on Comcast Cable Channel 7 and Verizon FiOS Channel 37. Follow LMTV on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube & Twitter.

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