MCTV On Demand Provides Jupiter Residents Full Archive of Martin County Government Meetings

Jupiter residents can now easily access a comprehensive archive of Martin County government meetings and proceedings through MCTV On Demand. The online service provides video recordings of various public sessions, offering transparency and a detailed look into local governance.

This resource matters to residents because it provides direct access to decisions affecting their daily lives, from school board policies to county commission votes. It allows anyone to review past discussions and understand the context behind current local issues.

MCTV On Demand recently added several new programs to its archive. These include the Martin County School Board meeting from August 25, 2026, which ran for 1 hour and 38 minutes. Also available is the Board of County Commissioners meeting from August 25, 2026, lasting 3 hours and 36 minutes. The Community Redevelopment Agency meeting from August 24, 2026, which was 40 minutes long, and a Code Enforcement meeting from August 19, 2026, lasting 32 minutes, are also now accessible.

The service offers extensive access to Board of County Commissioners meetings, with records dating back to December 2019. This archive includes regular meetings, budget workshops, and joint meetings with the City of Stuart, the School Board, and the Village of Indiantown. It also features special COVID-19 update meetings from 2020. Each entry provides the meeting date, duration, video links in Windows Media Player or MP4 format, and available agendas and minutes. Historical records cover numerous years of county governance proceedings, including emergency meetings from March 2020 related to COVID-19 responses.

Residents can visit the MCTV On Demand platform to view these recordings and supporting documents. The archive aims to serve as a complete public record of county commission activities, board decisions, and governmental proceedings.