Goffstown TV (GTV) is a community access television resource that provides a means of self-expression and information exchange in the form of professional, broadcast quality video and podcast productions. Community television is the electronic realization of the First Amendment, it's a place where Goffstown residents can exercise their right to free speech on a television channel that can reach the masses.
PUBLIC
Public Shows & Community Events
Watch locally produced shows and community events.
EDUCATION
Goffstown School District & GTV Sports
Stay up-to-date with Goffstown School Board meetings and local school event coverage.
Watch your Grizzly Sports in action.
GOVERNMENT
Town Meetings & Government Information
Stay informed as to what your local boards are discussing and deciding.
Learn how your local government works and who is representing you.
CONTACT THE GTV STUDIO
(603) 497-5707
Goffstown High School
27 Wallace Rd
Goffstown, NH 03045
*Turn into the school parking lot and go around the building, to the right. GTV is located at the back center of the building.
STAFF HOURS
Monday - Friday┃1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
STUDIO HOURS
Tuesday - Thursday┃4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
STAFF
Coordinator - David L. Steffen
LOTS OF WAYS TO WATCH LIVE AND ON-DEMAND!
Click the links below for direct web access
GTV Web Media Platform
*Live Streams & On-Demand
-Community, Government, and Education
Coming soon!
Producer Agreement
Show Request
Coming soon!
Volunteer Agreement
Volunteer Guidelines
All meetings are available to the public, free of change. Please contact GTV for assistance with obtaining a copy.
Use of these meetings should be in its entirety without further authorization from the copyright holder, which is the Select Board, Town of Goffstown. These meeting are also not the official public record. For the public record, please see the town minutes.
In 1992, a group of residents formed a committee to start what is now Goffstown Television, and on October 20, 1993, GTV40 signed on the air. In 1999, GTV switched to channel 16, and in 2002 GTV added channel 22.
In addition to our two channels, GTV operates a Facebook page, three YouTube pages, mobile device apps for multiple platforms, a web-based media player, and Kaltura Media Space where regular updates and videos can be found about community events, town meetings, education content, and high school sports. Content can be watched live and on-demand usually within 24 hours of the conclusion of the event.
Without the groundwork laid by our founding board, GTV would not be here today. Those first members included: Janet Bartels, Chris Beaudoin, Doug Gove, David Kimball, Debbie Koczela, Karen McRae, Rene Millson, Sue Trembly, and Morris Wynne.