Exciting news, everyone!

Auburn Regional Media Access is excited to announce that it has moved into an expanded location at 213 North Street, Suite 100 in Auburn.

This larger facility will allow us to have a dedicated TV studio, podcast/audio recording studio, and editing suite for community use. Additionally, the new facility has its own parking lot making it easier for the community to access.

ARMA Board President Joe Salzone said, “We couldn’t be happier to bring ARMA to another level, and to grow into the ultimate one-stop shop for media access in Auburn.”

Station Manager Ed Vivenzio said, “This is truly an exciting time for ARMA. With this new space, we’ll be able to expand our offerings to the community and turn us into a true community access media center. I look forward to what the future holds for Auburn and can’t wait for the public to utilize our new facilities.”

ARMA staff and volunteers will spend the coming weeks and months designing and creating state of the art studios and facilities to help further our mission to give Auburn residents an opportunity to inform the community about local issues, engage in public discourse, and showcase local talents. Additionally, the new TV studio will be dedicated to the late Steve Keeler, a founding member of ARMA and stalwart advocate for community media, who sadly passed away earlier this year.

While design work is underway, studio use may be limited. We’ll post updates on our website and Facebook page.

During this exciting time for us, we are seeking donations to assist with renovations. Anyone wishing to help support our mission can find donation information here.