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Council authorizes disposal or donation of obsolete police electronics

Village of Northfield Regular Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At the April 10 meeting the Village of Northfield Council voted to authorize the destruction or donation of outdated police electronic equipment after the police chief said retained data has been removed and any sensitive data will be destroyed appropriately.

The Village of Northfield Regular Council voted on April 10 to authorize the police department to dispose of or donate old electronic equipment that the department no longer uses.

Police Chief Brian Zajac told council that data the department needed to retain had already been removed and that any unneeded sensitive data would be destroyed in an appropriate manner. A full list of items to be disposed, destroyed, or donated was provided to council as part of the meeting materials. Kevin Lewis moved the motion and Alan Hipps seconded; the motion passed on a roll‑call vote with Jesse Ferko, Renell Noack, Nick Magistrelli, Alan Hipps and Kevin Lewis voting yes.

The minutes do not include a detailed inventory in the text of the minutes but note that a full list was made available to council. The council did not attach conditions to the disposal beyond the assurance that sensitive data would be removed or destroyed.