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Conneaut City Council unanimously adopts emergency ordinances, final 2025 budget amendment and 2026 appropriations
Summary
At its Dec. 15 meeting, the Conneaut City Council suspended reading rules and unanimously adopted five ordinances — including a Department of the Army right‑of‑entry, delinquent grass‑cut certification, a $15,723.82 interfund advance for water improvements — and passed resolutions recognizing outgoing members; the council also heard the swearing‑in of Municipal Judge Nicholas A. Iarocci.
Conneaut City Council on Monday unanimously approved a package of emergency ordinances and recognition resolutions, adopted a final 2025 budget amendment and passed its 2026 appropriations during a 56‑minute regular meeting at City Hall.
Judge Nicholas A. Iarocci was sworn in as Conneaut Municipal Judge by Common Pleas Judge Thomas E. Harris. "I am blessed to serve as Judge in our community for six more years," Judge Iarocci said after taking the oath.
On procedural motions, the council suspended the three‑reading rule and declared emergencies to expedite consideration of multiple items. Ordinance No. 151‑25 authorizes the city manager to execute a Department of the Army right‑of‑entry for construction; the motion to suspend readings and the emergency declaration were moved by Councilmember Chris Castrilla and seconded by Oakey Emery, and the…
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