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Village of East Canton adopts corrected traffic-camera ordinance
Summary
The Village Council adopted Ordinance 2026-11 to repeal and replace Ordinance 2025-12, correcting two typographical errors in the traffic-camera text and declaring the measure an emergency. Council suspended the rules and approved the ordinance at the meeting.
The Village of East Canton council on June 1 adopted Ordinance 2026-11, a technical replacement of Ordinance 2025-12 governing the village's traffic-camera program, declaring the change an emergency.
Council members moved to suspend the rules for immediate consideration, read the ordinance by title and voted. A speaker on the record said the only substantive change was correction of two misspellings on page 11 (a duplicated phrase and the replacement of an incorrect place name with East Canton). The council adopted the ordinance as read.
The ordinance was presented as a corrective measure to ensure the version posted online matched the adopted text; council said staff will forward the corrected document to the village website administrator once final copies are available.
The meeting packet and the title read at the meeting describe Ordinance 2026-11 as 'an ordinance to repeal and replace ordinance number 2025-12 and declaring the same to be an emergency.' The council conducted a roll-call reading and vote in open session.
Council also discussed the traffic-camera program's operational timeline elsewhere in the meeting: staff said camera enforcement mornings would begin June 8 and citation issuance would begin July 8, and council discussed notifying legislators in advance of expected constituent complaints when citations start.
