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What if I don’t like my public access channels or want my cable company to carry different public access channels?

Public access channels, called PEG channels because they are for public, educational or governmental use, are the responsibility of local governments.Cable companies operating under a local franchise must follow the PEG channel requirements of the local franchise agreement. These requirements will vary from place to place, depending on what the agreement says.Cable companies operating under a state-issued franchise must follow the PEG channel requirements of the new law. Generally, cities and counties can request PEG channels from the company. The city or county is allowed a minimum number of channels, depending on how large its population is.If you have any unresolved complaints about PEG channels, you should contact your city or county.