Powder Springs Council meetings to be livestreamed

Powder Springs events will be livestreamed under an agreement approved on Nov. 4 by the City Council.

The services provided by LifeStream, LLC will allow the city to stream council meetings, town hall meetings, special events and other community events - live and archived - for on-demand viewing through internet and social media-based platforms.

LifeStream’s one-time fee will be $799, with a monthly recurring fee of $399 for 12 months.

“Easy and convenient access to public information” will be available to the public, according to the resolution.

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