Irondequoit Cable Access Television (ICAT) is committed to the value of community television, consistently delivering local alternatives to commercial broadcast television. ICAT is a window to the Irondequoit community. We provide a voice for local diversity and expression.
Our programs are about you and your family, friends, and neighbors. We share in your successes and connect you to the events that mark your past and shape your future.
We use Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable) channel 1303 for Government programming, including programs from Irondequoit, Monroe County, New York, and federal government and lawmakers. Channel 1301 features programming from our schools in Irondequoit along with Community Access Programs.
Cable Franchise
Pursuant to the requirements of 16 NYCRR § 894.5, Frontier Telephone of Rochester, Inc. has submitted an application to the Irondequoit Town Clerk for a franchise agreement to offer cable and video service in Irondequoit.
Frontier Cable Franchise Agreement Application (PDF)
ICAT Policies
The Irondequoit Communications Advisory Council and Irondequoit Town staff have developed the Irondequoit Cable Access Television Operation Policies and Procedures. These policies have been reviewed by the Town Attorney and The Irondequoit Town Board. On the twelfth day of January 2011, the Irondequoit Town Board approved the adoption of the Irondequoit Cable Access Television Operation Policies and Procedures.
Irondequoit Cable Access Television (ICAT) Policies and Procedures (PDF)
Questions about policies or forms can be directed to 585-336-7273. Please note: The programming schedule is subject to change depending on program availability and special broadcasts.
Contact Us
Irondequoit Cable Access Television (ICAT)
Physical Address
1280 Titus Avenue
Rochester, NY 14617
Phone: 585-336-7273
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In most cases, investigation of code violations and enforcement action happens when a citizen reports a potential violation. The types of violations that are typically reported include:
- Health and safety issues, including:
- Substandard housing
- Haphazard construction of fences, sheds, and other buildings
- Illegal conversion of garages
- Property maintenance and appearance, such as:
- Inoperable vehicles parked in driveways or on lawns
- Abandoned appliances and other trash
- Illegal storage of recreational vehicles, boats, and trailers
- Business operations, such as:
- Unsightly and illegal signage, landscaping, maintenance, and outdoor displays of merchandise.
- Building and zoning, including:
- Construction renovation or remodeling without permits