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Canfield council approves internet auction policy and several agreements, including water project engineering and school resource officer cost allocation

Canfield City Council · January 21, 2026
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Summary

Council voted to adopt an Internet auction policy for 2026, authorized an engineering contract for the J.H. Campbell Elementary water service improvement project, and approved an agreement allocating school resource officer costs (school share $135,920; city portion roughly $53,000 for nine months).

At its regular meeting, the Canfield City Council moved and approved several items on its agenda.

The council dispensed with multiple required readings and authorized adoption by title. Mr. Naccarato moved an ordinance adopting an Internet auction policy for 2026 for disposal of unneeded, obsolete or unfit personal property; the motion was seconded and approved by council.

Council then considered an ordinance authorizing the city manager to enter into a contract with MS Consultants Inc. for engineering services related to the J.H. Campbell Elementary Water Service Improvement Project. The city manager explained the contract covers the engineering portion of the project; a motion for passage was made and seconded and the council affirmed the motion.

Council also moved to authorize the city manager to enter into an agreement with the Canfield Board of Education allocating costs related to the provision of a school resource officer. The school district share was stated in the meeting as $135,920; the city's share was described as about $53,000 and covers nine months under the presented agreement. The contract term was described as two years; the township is expected to pay a similar amount to the city. Council seconded and approved the motion.

Ending: All three agenda items were moved, seconded and affirmed by the council during the meeting; no recorded dissent appears in the transcript.