Access User Eligibility

Program time slots on pbACT are available on a first-come, first-served basis free of charge to eligible public access users. Eligible public access users are adult residents, residents under 18 years of age who are sponsored by a responsible adult, owners of resident businesses, and members of resident nonprofit organizations of Plymouth and member communities. Non-resident faculty, staff and students of Plymouth State University, Plymouth Regional High School, Plymouth Elementary School and all other schools in Plymouth and member communities are eligible public access users. Non-resident officials and employees of the Town of Plymouth and member communities, as designated by the Board of Selectmen of their respective town, are also eligible public access users of pbACT.

Non-residents living within the Pemi-Baker Area may become public access users by submitting a Statement of Compliance and an annual membership fee of $25.

Program time slots on pbGOV are available only to resident and non-resident officials and employees of the Town of Plymouth and member communities. These time slots are to be used solely for communicating information directly related to the goals of the user’s respective town in accordance with the town’s set policies or direction provided by the respective Board of Selectmen. Plymouth officials and employees must comply with the Electronic Communications Policy in the Town of Plymouth Personnel Manual. Additional program time slots may be made available for state and federal government officials and agencies if scheduling permits.

It has been, and shall continue to be, the policy of pbCAM to provide equal access and opportunity to all individuals without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religious creed, sex, national origin, ancestry, marital status, sexual orientation, age or physical or mental disability.