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Euclid council declines NOACA re‑membership and frames 2026 budget priorities
Summary
During a Feb. 9 work session the council chose not to rejoin the Northeast Ohio regional association (NOACA), reviewed a $14,000 council technology line, discussed equipment requests (stump grinder vs contracting), and outlined a process for council goals and department briefings ahead of budget hearings.
Euclid City Council members used their Feb. 9 work session to weigh small discretionary purchases, regional membership and broader budget priorities ahead of the 2026 budget process.
On regional engagement, the chair reviewed a proposed membership in the Northeast Ohio City Council Association (NOACA) and its roughly $500 fee. Council members who had attended past NOACA events said the benefit to Euclid was limited. “It just wasn’t helpful,” one council member said of prior participation, and the group agreed not to rejoin this year, instead recommending members pay to attend particular trainings or events as needed.
Budget discussion then broadened to specific council priorities. The…
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