PCT Provides Live Coverage of Half Moon Bay Public Meetings

Community members on the Coastside can stay informed and engaged thanks to live government meeting coverage from Pacific Coast TV (PCT). By broadcasting local meetings, PCT ensures residents have access to the discussions and decisions shaping their community.

One of the key meetings covered is the Planning Commission meeting for the City of Half Moon Bay, where commissioners review development proposals, land-use policies, and projects that could affect neighborhoods across the Coastside.

Planning Commission meetings are typically held twice a month on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 p.m., bringing together appointed commissioners, city staff, and members of the public to discuss planning matters such as zoning changes, permits, housing developments, and coastal policy issues. (halfmoonbay.gov)

These meetings play an important role in guiding how the city grows and develops. The Planning Commission reviews projects and ensures they align with Half Moon Bay’s zoning rules, General Plan, and Local Coastal Program, helping balance development with environmental and community priorities. (halfmoonbay.gov)

Through PCT’s coverage, viewers can watch these discussions unfold in real time or catch the replay later. Broadcasting local government meetings is part of PCT’s mission to support transparent, community-focused media by making civic processes accessible to residents who cannot attend in person.

Meetings are typically held at the Ted Adcock Community Center in Half Moon Bay, where city leaders and residents gather to discuss issues impacting the Coastside community. (County of San Mateo, CA)

By tuning in to Pacific Coast TV, viewers can stay connected to local government decisions, hear public comments, and learn more about how city planning impacts everyday life—from housing and coastal access to infrastructure and neighborhood development.

For those interested in getting involved, agendas for upcoming meetings are posted ahead of time so residents can see what topics will be discussed and prepare public comments if they wish to participate.

Watch live government coverage and other community programming on Pacific Coast TV and stay connected to what’s happening across the Coastside.