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CityLink 16 Programs
The complete list of programs produced by CityLink Cable Channel 16.
Some of these programs rotate seasonally.
Clicking the program titles will give you a summary of the show, and where available, links to on-demand videos or pre-recorded episodes.
City Council, City Council Informational, City Council Committee, and Planning Commission meetings are also archived online.
Regular Schedule Programs Ask the Mayor [+]
Ask the Mayor is a half-hour interview program where Mayor Huether tackles questions from you, the public, on issues that you've been asking about.
The program airs daily on Cable Channel CityLink 16 at the following times: 7:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 7 p.m., and 12:30 a.m., or watch online at your convenience!
If you have a question for the Mayor, please complete the form at the link below.
City News [+]
City News, a program featuring City news and information, airs at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily.
If you want to view Events Center Videos visit the Events Center page.
Inside Town Hall [+]
Inside Town Hall is a half-hour interview program designed to focus on current City Council initiatives and City projects, operations, or future plans of public interest.
The program is facilitated by a moderator. The objectives of Inside Town Hall are to increase awareness of the activities and deliberations of the City Council; provide information to the citizens of Sioux Falls on its services, facilities, functions, operations, and future plans of the City; and provide local government news not generally available through the existing broadcast media.
If you have an idea for a subject to be covered on "Inside Town Hall," please email us your idea.
The Front Row [+]
The Front Row is a monthly program that highlights the operations, events, and programs taking place at the Sioux Falls Arena and the Sioux Falls Orpheum Theater Complex.
PavNow [+]
PavNow is a monthly informational program designed to bring you up to speed on what's happening at your Washington Pavilion.
Planning Preview [+]
Planning Preview highlights some upcoming development proposals prior to the next Planning Commission Meeting.
Our intent is to raise the communty's awareness about not only the specific projects, but the process that they go through and how citizens can be involved in the decision making.
City Scene [+]
City Scene is cable channel CityLink 16’s newest show and is a program that shows you what’s happening in departments of the City of Sioux Falls.
Feature Programs Sioux Falls Bicycle Master Plan [+]
Sioux Falls has been a leader in the development of urban trail systems. The greenway trail, developed in the 1970's, was a pioneer of the trails movement. Now, 30 years later, the greenway remains one of Sioux Falls' defining features.
But did you know that Sioux Falls also has a supplemental network of bicycle trails throughout the city that connect neighborhoods to the greenway? As the City grows, it becomes increasingly important to identify future trails and corridors.
To address these emerging recreation and transportation needs, the City of Sioux Falls completed a Bicycle Master Plan. This program details the recommendations made to that master plan.
Sioux Falls Events Center Presentation [+]
The Events Center presentation includes: Flooring Configurations, Schematic Design Estimate, Financial Information, Sponsorship and Naming Rights, Economic Return/Impact, and Timelines.
Diversity is Reality [+]
Sioux Falls is a growing community -- a city that's becoming more diverse with each passing day.
In "Diversity is Reality" you'll hear Sioux Falls residents from diverse backgrounds share their personal stories: both the triumphs and the heartaches they've endured while living in a predominantly white Midwestern city.
Sioux Falls River Greenway Master Plan [+]
Join Parks Director Don Kearney and Planning Director Mike Cooper as they tour the Sioux Falls River Greenway. Find out what park improvements are planned, and what kind of commercial developments will be taking place in the near future.
History of the Falls [+]
The natural beauty of the Falls of the Big Sioux River gave the city of Sioux Falls its name and has been a beacon to people for thousands of years.
The magnificence and power of water rushing over the prehistoric quartzite rock has attracted many groups including Native Americans, land prospectors, soldiers and settlers. In pioneer days the Falls were tapped for water power to run the Queen Bee Mill, Drake Springs Polishing Works and others. The Falls have been revered, celebrated, abused, neglected, refurbished, and ultimately revered again.
Through it all the Falls have stood the test of time, changed only by Mother Nature’s slow hand and mankind’s need of industry. This is the story of the Falls of the Big Sioux River.
Invisible: Homeless in Sioux Falls [+]
This 7 minute program sheds a light on homelessness in Sioux Falls by putting a face to the anonymous and often forgotten people who live on the streets.
Mayor Huether's Listening & Learning Session [+]
Mayor Huether holds weekly "Listening & Learning" Sessions each Saturday where the public is invited to come and hear about the current programs and projects in the City of Sioux Falls and interact with the Mayor and City Directors on issues of any type.
Parents Matter [+]
In 2006, 12 teenagers in South Dakota died in underage drinking and driving crashes. Dozens of family members mourned, hundreds of friends grieved, and the entire state lost a portion of its future.
Who will be next? Someone in your town? Your family?
The Drug & Alcohol-Free Communities Coalition is sponsoring this special awareness campaign and video, drawing attention to the crisis of underage drinking and driving in South Dakota.
Parent's Worst Nightmare [+]
In South Dakota, statistics speak for themselves. Recent reports show nearly half of teens have had at least one drink of alcohol in the last 30 days. And one-third have ridden in a car driven by someone who's been drinking in the last 30 days.
Parents Worst Nightmare is a program featuring Jodi White and Todd Holter, two parents who recently lost their children to traffic crashes involving alcohol. Their stories send a powerful message in hopes that other parents will be moved to make it a priority to convince their children not to use alcohol.
Vacationing in America [+]
Vacationing in America has developed greatly over the last 150 years. Originally a privilege for only the very wealthy, early vacations and periods of relaxation took place at spas where the sick would go to "take the waters," and activities for their healthy family members abounded. With the growth of the middle class at the end of the 19th century, more people began to visit spas and other nearby destinations, though usually through less-expensive means. As more Americans began traveling, the market and demand for vacations grew.
With the advent of railroads, vacation leave for workers, and the forty hour work week, the possibility of traveling across the continent became a reality. Railroads helped develop America's national parks as an enticement for people to travel on their lines. They also introduced much of the West to the rest of the country. By the early 1900s, with the invention of automobiles and the newly-built roads to drive them on, vacations became a more personal experience as people chose exactly when, where, and for how long they wanted to travel. This program, along with The Old Courthouse Museum's "Vacationing in America" exhibit, explores these patterns of early vacations in the United States, showing that, while methods have changed, the desire to travel, relax, and explore new and different places has remained the same.
Public Service Programs and PSAs A Cycling Statistic [+]
There are 85 million bicycle riders in the United States.
Over one-half million visit hospital emergency rooms with injuries each year, with over 700 dying from head injuries. Most serious head injuries that result from bike riding accidents could be avoided by wearing a helmet.
In this program, you will see three real-life examples how a bicycle helmet saved each person from becoming a cycling statistic.
Metro Communication’s 911 Citizens' Academy [+]
Metro Communication’s 911 Citizens' Academy was developed to promote education within the community of our 911 system.
Our academy consists of three and a half hours of classroom and four hours of scheduled observation time in our 911 Center.
The class is held in the evening from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. During this time, participants will learn Metro’s role within the community and acquire an understanding of what happens behind the scenes from the time a 911 call is received, to the time the responders arrive on scene at the emergency. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in activities that will test their dexterity and demonstrate a dispatcher’s ability to multi-task, as well as listening to dramatic 911 recordings and radio traffic. During the four hours of observation, participants will sit side by side with a dispatcher and will be able to hear actual 911 calls and live radio transmissions.
This experience will allow them to witness the dynamics of the entire 911 system in action.
Ready-Set-Go [+]
Hosted by Regan Smith with the City of Sioux Falls Risk Management and Todd Heitkamp from the National Weather Service.
Recycle! [+]
Public Works' Sustainability Program recycling campaign video PSAs.
Emergency Weather Radio [+]
Hosted by Regan Smith with the City of Sioux Falls Risk Management and Todd Heitkamp from the National Weather Service.
Protecting Yourself and Your Community From West Nile Virus [+]
West Nile Virus is a mosquito-borne virus that has been detected in every county in South Dakota.
The City of Sioux Falls conducts a comprehensive mosquito control program designed to reduce the number of human cases of West Nile Virus and other illnesses carried by mosquitoes, as well as to improve the quality of life for citizens.
This video contains important information and advice that can help you recognize and prevent West Nile Virus.
Meeting Coverage City Council Meeting (Live) [+]
Broadcast will be the live City Council meeting.
Meetings are scheduled every 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Monday of the month; when the Monday falls on a holiday, meetings are held on Tuesday.
The posted City Council meeting schedule and meeting agendas can be found with the links below.
City Council Meeting (Rebroadcast) [+]
Rebroadcast will be the most recent City Council meeting.
Meetings are scheduled every 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Monday of the month; when the Monday falls on a holiday, meetings are held on Tuesday.
The posted City Council meeting schedule and meeting agendas can be found with the links below.
Council Commitee Meeting (Live) [+]
Broadcast will be of the live Council Committee meeting.
Meetings are scheduled on the 1st, 2nd, and last Monday of every month as well as every other month on Tuesdays; when the Monday falls on a holiday, meetings are held on Tuesday.
Council Commitee Meeting (Rebroadcast) [+]
Rebroadcast will be the most recent Council Committee meeting.
Meetings are scheduled on the 1st, 2nd, and last Monday of every month as well as every other month on Tuesdays; when the Monday falls on a holiday, meetings are held on Tuesday.
Joint City/County Meeting (Live) [+]
Broadcast will be the live Joint City/County meeting.
Meetings are scheduled every 3rd Monday of the month at 5 p.m.; when the Monday falls on a holiday, meetings are held on Tuesday.
The posted Joint City/County meeting schedule can be found using the link below.
Joint City/County Meeting (Rebroadcast) [+]
Rebroadcast will be the most recent Joint City/County meeting.
Meetings are scheduled every 3rd Monday of the month at 5 p.m.; when the Monday falls on a holiday, meetings are held on Tuesday.
The posted Joint City/County meeting schedule can be found using the link below.
Planning Commission Meeting (Live) [+]
Broadcast will be the live Planning Commission meeting.
Meetings are routinely scheduled every 1st Wednesday of the month.
The posted Planning Commission meeting schedule can be found using the link below.
Planning Commission Meeting (Rebroadcast) [+]
Rebroadcast will be the most recent Planning Commission meeting.
Meetings are routinely scheduled every 1st Wednesday of the month.
The posted Planning Commission meeting schedule can be found using the link below.
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