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The Board approved a three-year professional service agreement with LeadsOnline Parent, LLC for the TotalTrack Investigation System software to aid the Police Department in stolen property tracking and evidence recovery. Additionally, the Board authorized Change Order No. 2 with iWorq Systems, Inc. to add five users to the Building Code Enterprise Software Program, including an annual cost increase and a one-time setup fee.
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The council meeting addressed public concerns regarding fund usage and profiling. Legislative actions included the authorization of an agreement to accept grant funds from the Ohio Department of Public Safety for police administration, and an amendment to appropriation ordinances providing supplemental funds for the Clerk of Court administration. Additionally, upcoming committee meetings for finance and personnel were announced.
The Board approved multiple contract amendments, including one for the Summer Youth Program with TomTod Ideas and another for public facility improvements with the Domestic Violence Project, Inc. Additionally, grant awards were authorized for various organizations under the 2026 HUD Approved Action Plan utilizing CDBG, HOME, and ESG funds. The Board also approved change orders for the Canton Memorial Civic Center restroom renovations and sanitary sewer improvements on Monument Road.
The council conducted public hearings regarding zoning permit applications and amendments to the municipal zoning code. Key actions included approving resolutions for the purchase of a new police vehicle and asphalt replacement at a recycling center. The council also adopted ordinances related to the annexation of specific areas, naming a new street, vacating a portion of Ford Motor Way, and authorizing a cooperative agreement with the Board of Stark County Commissioners for a culvert project. Additionally, the purchase of a cargo van was authorized.
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