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In the early 1980s, KRMJ was the dream of a pioneering group of state and local educators. With community support the dream was realized in the winter of 1996 when KRMJ opened in Grand Junction.
KRMJ serves Western Slope communities from the Roaring Fork Valley to Durango. The advantages of having a full-power public television station were viewed as an investment in the educational and economic future of Western Colorado.
As a community outlet for the regional network of Rocky Mountain PBS, KRMJ provides exceptional programming, educational services, production and videoconferencing services to the Grand Valley community and the Western Slope.
KRMJ is a fully equipped broadcast, production, satellite and teleconference facility with an experienced and professional staff. KRMJ is located in the Tilman Bishop Campus at the Western Colorado Community College, 2520 Blichmann Ave., Grand Junction, CO 81505.
Services include:
- Expanded public broadcast programming.
- Locally produced programming serving local needs.
- Global teleconferencing
- Technical training and continuing education via microwave and satellite links
- Interactive educational services for preschool, kindergarten through 12th grade as well as higher education
One of the missions of KRMJ is to provide dynamic, multifaceted public telecommunications services of the highest quality to meet the diverse cultural, educational, informational and entertainment needs and interests of the people it serves.
