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Clifton board approves window tinting, security camera work and scrap-metal dumpster

Town of Clifton Board of Trustees · April 8, 2026
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Summary

During its April 8 meeting the Town of Clifton approved three maintenance and equipment actions: tinting Community Center windows, hiring Barkley Lock and Safe to upgrade the garage hard drive and add two outside cameras, and placing a free metal-only dumpster at the Newton Falls town garage.

The Town of Clifton board approved three maintenance and equipment measures during its April 8 regular meeting.

Council Member Brett Blackmer moved and Council Member Ray Campany seconded approval to purchase window tint for the front windows of the Community Center to reduce summer heat in the library and courtroom; the motion passed 5-0. The board also approved a proposal from Barkley Lock and Safe to replace the garage hard drive and install two exterior cameras at the Community Center (motion by Ray Campany, second by Brett Blackmer; carried 5-0). In addition, Kimco will provide a metal-only dumpster at the Newton Falls town garage at no charge; the board approved accepting the dumpster (motion by John Russell, second by Mary Zuhlsdorf; carried 5-0).

Minutes show unanimous votes on each action; the approval motions were recorded with aye votes of five and no recorded noes or absences for these items.