City residents could see higher quality broadcasts of city meetings and more meetings could be broadcast if council approves moving forward with a proposal discussed at its January 4 worksession. The proposal will be considered for action at a future council meeting. The city hired Design and Integration, of Baltimore, to develop a proposal to upgrade its cablecasting capabilities from the council chamber and permit cablecasting the Wednesday worksessions held at the Community Center. Public Information and Communications Coordinator Beverly Palau, who selected Design and Integration for this work, said that the company had the best price for the study and that College Park “sang their praises” for the work done for that city. Andrew Sherer, an engineer with Design and Integration, presented his proposal. For details of the proposal, see https://www.greenbeltnewsreview.com/issues/GNR20160114.pdf
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