Contra Costa Television

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Contra Costa Television (CCTV) is the flagship channel of Contra Costa County’s cable television programming, bringing you special events, government meetings, and produced shows. CCTV broadcasts on channels Comcast Cable 27, ATT/U-Verse 99, and WAVE 32. 

If you are a Comcast subscriber wanting to submit feedback on the recent channel format changes for Delta TV channel 24 or CATV channel 26, please fill out our feedback form.

The Mt. Diablo Beacon lighting virtual ceremony, held every year on December 7th, marks National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day; the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941—the “Day of Infamy.” The virtual ceremony is available to watch on CCTV on December 7th and in the following weeks. For information on when you can see it, view broadcast schedules.

Contra Costa County Elections Division partners with the County’s Office of Communications & Media and Contra Costa Television (CCTV), the League of Women Voters of Diablo Valley, and the League of Women Voters of West Contra Costa to educate and inform voters during each election cycle. To watch election forums online, visit the Election Previews page.

CCTV is also proud to partner with Contra Costa County Veterans Services to produce the monthly live, call-in talk show Veterans’ Voices, focusing on the issues veterans face as they transition back to civilian life. Tune in to the show live on the third Monday of each month at 7 pm. To learn more or watch the show online, visit Veterans’ Voices website.

Be a Part of Envisioning the Future of Public, Education and Government Access programming 


Cable TV operators are no longer providing community access cable TV services in Contra Costa County, but that doesn’t mean an end to community programming. The County will soon be sponsoring an effort to help shape the future of community television and invites you to be a part of that process.

Community Access Television includes Public, Education, and Government programming and is sometimes referred to as PEG programming. It is supported through fees collected from cable television operators. Community Access Television is a resource for everyone in the County, and your ideas are needed as the future unfolds.

If you are interested in being part of the visioning effort, please let us know at CCTV@contracostatv.org. Contra Costa County’s Board of Supervisors and staff at CCTV look forward to your involvement and support.

In the meantime, CCTV is providing support to those whose programs were airing on the public access channels. If you were among those producing shows, drop us a note at CCTV@contracostatv.org and we’ll help your viewers find your programs. Until the next phase of community programming has been determined, CCTV remains committed to keeping the channel available to current producers.