Transition of Broadcast Services from AMP to MCOE
Summary
After nearly 30 years, the local nonprofit AMP loses the city's filming/broadcast contract to the Monterey County Office of Education, saving about $76,000 a year. AMP staff face job loss; the council said the fair bid process and cost savings had to prevail.
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Last discussed Feb 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
Saves the city roughly $76,000 a year compared with AMP's bid.
Taxpayers benefit from the savings; the city keeps its YouTube and Channel 25 access.
AMP employees face job loss as the local nonprofit loses its largest client relationship.
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