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Glenview Drive culvert closed after engineers find safety risk; public works responding

Canfield City Council · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Council was told the Glenview Drive culvert was closed Feb. 12 after engineers found the roadway unsafe; the area will remain closed until the culvert is replaced and police are monitoring after people moved road-closed signs.

City officials told council that engineers determined the Glenview Drive culvert had deteriorated to the point that both sides of the roadway were potentially impassable, and the city closed the section Feb. 12.

A council member and the public works superintendent said the area will remain closed until the culvert is replaced. Public works reported people have moved road-closure signs and equipment; police are monitoring the site and the city asked residents to avoid the area.

Public works also reported that crews repaired more than 21 water leaks in the past three weeks and the department has been handling overtime calls related to the recent cold weather.

The council asked that public works keep residents informed of timelines for replacement and that staff continue to log work orders to create a paper trail for service requests and repairs.