NE Valley Times

Scottsdale Video Network is expanding its reach beyond traditional cable and live streaming. The network is now accessible on various platforms, including Roku, Fire, Apple TV, Android TV, mobile phones, and laptops through the LocalBTV app. Interested viewers can visit LocalBTV.com for more details.

The network offers a variety of programs that cover diverse topics. "Cinetime" features independent films from Chandler's International Film Festival every Sunday and Thursday at multiple times throughout the day. Another program, "Don't Move a Mussel," addresses the issue of non-native mussels invading Arizona lakes and airs every Friday.

"Fire & Water: Restoring Arizona’s Forests" focuses on Scottsdale's efforts in forest thinning to combat wildfires. It is scheduled for Fridays as well. For aviation enthusiasts, "Legends of Airpower" profiles influential figures in American air power history and airs on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Other educational content includes "Mussel Decontamination," which provides information on preventing invasive species spread; "Neighborhood College," designed to empower local leaders; and "Scottsdale 360 | Short Term Rentals," discussing rental laws with city representatives.

Water conservation is also highlighted in "Scottsdale 360 | Water Wise," focusing on Scottsdale's water management strategies amidst shortages. Historical insights are offered by the "Scottsdale Leadership History Panel," moderated by Joan Fudala.

A significant tribute comes with the airing of the dedication ceremony for the Scottsdale Memorial for the Fallen, honoring military personnel from Scottsdale who sacrificed their lives. This airs on Thursdays.

Safety tips are provided by "Splash! Boating Safely in Arizona Waterways," while crime stories are explored in "'Till Death Do Us Part." Lastly, veterans' contributions are celebrated in "Veterans AZ."

Viewers can check current public meeting schedules at ScottsdaleAZ.gov as programming may be preempted for meeting coverage.