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Akaku 53 is the government and public affairs channel of Akaku Maui Community Media, an independent non-profit public, education and government access station in Hawaii, governed by a local board of directors. The state designated the organisation to programme three cable access channels, 53, 54 and 55, which reach more than fifty thousand cable homes on Maui, Molokai and Lanai, and the same house also runs the community radio station KAKU 88.5 FM, The Voice of Maui. Its mission is to empower the community's voice through access to media.
What fills this channel is civic life. Akaku staffs and maintains the recording and playback facilities inside the County of Maui Council Chambers and provides live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the County Council, replayed for those who missed it, beside every Planning Commission meeting, selected boards and commissions and the Mayor's annual State of the County address, with each meeting kept online to view on demand. During the state legislative session the grid adds Live at the Legislature, a half-hour weekly talk show produced by Olelo, the sister access centre on Oahu, with the islands' own representatives. The sister channels carry the rest of the community: Akaku Red plays almost anything the residents of Maui County submit, and Akaku Blue keeps live and local events.
Watching costs nothing and needs no subscription, so anyone can watch live at any hour. For Maui Nui it is the town square on cable; for islanders away from home it is the council chamber and the neighbourhood in one feed, and this TV Online page carries the same signal. If you want to Watch TV Online Free with county government, planning debates and community talk, or stream online while the islands go about their day, the United States Live Stream keeps the Hawaii channel that turned public access into a daily habit on screen day and night.
