Watershed Voice to begin livestreaming Three Rivers City Commission meetings
Starting Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Watershed Voice will begin livestreaming regular business meetings of the Three Rivers City Commission on its Facebook page.
Meetings will be available to watch live on Facebook and will be uploaded to Watershed Voice’s YouTube channel as soon as possible afterward, typically within a few hours.
Starting Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Watershed Voice will begin livestreaming regular business meetings of the Three Rivers City Commission on its Facebook page.
Meetings will be available to watch live on Facebook and will be uploaded to Watershed Voice’s YouTube channel as soon as possible afterward, typically within a few hours.
Under Michigan’s Open Meetings Act, meetings of public bodies are open to the public and may be recorded or broadcast.
The City of Three Rivers does not currently provide a livestream or video archive of its commission meetings, though remote access was offered during the COVID-19 pandemic when required by the state.
Watershed Voice staff conducted a test stream during the commission’s February 17 meeting. Audio and video functioned as expected.
Community members who experience technical issues during a livestream or have suggestions for improvement can email maxwell@watershedvoice.com.
Maxwell Knauer is a staff writer for Watershed Voice.
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