• You can watch here on the website by clicking the box immediately below
• If you subscribe to a cable television service in Cobb County the programs will appear on the Government Access Channel.

All programs are archived on our YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/CobbCountyGovt

CobbTV manages the use of the Board of Commissioners meeting room at 100 Cherokee Street, Marietta.  This meeting room is available for use by outside organizations subject to the conditions listed below.

Because the building is now a secure facility under the control of the Cobb County Sheriff's Office, use of this meeting room by outside organizations is available only during normal business hours (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.).

County Board of Commissioners' activities takes precedence over other meeting requests. Cobb County departmental requests will have priority over any non-county entities’ requests.

The BOC Meeting Room will not be made available for meetings that involve the self-promotion of individuals or political candidates or for anyone selling commercial products or services.  Fund-raising, political rallies, campaign events, or soliciting activities (unless they benefit county initiatives) are not allowed.  We also will not host social activities (e.g., weddings, birthday parties).

Political forums or political study groups are permitted, so long as they are open to the public.

Absolutely no food or drinks are allowed in the BOC Meeting Room.

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Since its inception in 1995, Cobb County’s government access channel, Cobb TV, has continued to provide the citizens of Cobb with coverage of public meetings, informative programs about county departments, and community information. Cobb TV works toward one all-encompassing goal: to develop and implement dynamic programs to maintain effective communications between county government and county residents.

It aims to promote Cobb County as an ideal destination and protect the integrity of the county's corporate identity in order to preserve its image as an efficient, professional organization that positively reflects the community it serves.

Cobb County Board of Commissioners, Planning Commission, Zoning Appeals, and bid openings are covered unedited, gavel to gavel.

CobbTV went live to customers on Google Fiber on Thursday, January 12, 2018, at midnight. It is the first PEG (Public – Education - Government) channel in the southeast, and the first PEG station in the nation to launch, on Google Fiber.  CobbTV is channel 140 on Google Fiber, which is currently deployed in the areas of Marietta and Smyrna.