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The Village of East Canton was Settled in the 1700's and had the honor of being the first county seat. Mayor Kathleen Almasy 330-488-0220 Village Administrator Edward Collins 330-488-0360 Fiscal Officer Michelle Scroggs 330-488-0220 Income Tax Department 330-488-0220 Water Department 330-488-0220 Zoning Inspector Blaine 330-575-9054 Home East Canton News Village Officials Police Department Service Department Fire Department Income Tax Department Water Department Planning/Zoning Department Mayors Court Trash Removal Business Directory Village Park Photo's Thank You East Canton News Click on any of the Articles below to read it or click here to Open All | Close All EPA information for public Click here for EPA information for public. Water Quality Report Click here for Water Quality Report. 1.NEW NATURAL GAS AGGREGATION PROGRAM FOR 2017 The Village of East Canton has again contracted with CONSTELLATION ENERGY SERVICE for 2017. For the December 1, 2016 through November 30, 2017 gas flow months, customers in East Canton will pay $2.76/Mcf. If you currently are a Constellation Natural Gas Customer you do not have do to anything. For more information call 1-855-875-9840. 2.FAMILY EMERGENCY PLAN With all the natural disasters happening in the United States, one should be prepared. Here�s a list of suggestions in case of an emergency. 1. Make a list of emergency contacts. ���� 2. Make a Kit of emergency supplies: Include medication & medical supplies,�documents, food, water, supplies for your animals, etc. 3. Go to the closest emergency shelter (Canton Civic Center, 1101 Market Ave. North) 4. Stay Informed: Listen to media reports. Have a battery operated radio (and extra batteries) Above all, stay calm, be patient and think before you act. ���� For more information visit ready.gov or call 1-800-BE-READY 3.WELCOME TO EAST CANTON STREET BANNERS Through the joint efforts of the East Canton Rotary and the Village of East Canton, street banners were purchased to welcome visitors into the village. The Rotary is a group of local business owners who have an interest in the betterment of our area. These community-minded individuals provide services to the Village of East Canton through their annual participation in the Adopt a Street Program, the recent park restroom renovation, and many other projects over the years. The street banners are a welcome addition and enhancement to our downtown area. Mayor Kathleen Almasy and Village Council Members wish to acknowledge the visionary efforts of the East Canton Rotary and thank the members for their continued support. 4.VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON THANKS OUR VOLUNTEERS! SAVING �TAX PAYER�S DOLLARS� OSNABURG DITCH CLEANING The week of June 11, 2012, the Eslich family who own Eslich Wrecking of Louisville and Stark C & D Landfill, located in Osnaburg Township donated excavating equipment and manpower to clean portions of Osnaburg Ditch in the Village of East Canton saving thousands of public dollars. Mayor Kathleen Almasy wishes to recognize this generous donation made by the Richard Eslich Family. 5.Spay and Neuter Program Feral Cats Running At Large In the last few years the Village of East Canton has seen an increase of �Stray Feral Cats� in the community. Cats, although a good animal to have around, left to multiply can cause some unwanted behavior. For this reason the Council of the Village of East Canton considered an ordinance requiring owner responsibility for those feeding feral cats. Former Mayor McGee thought it better to offer a solution rather than try and enforce an ordinance. Mayor McGee working with private citizen Al Lazarto researched different agencies that may offer a humane solution to address the over population of �feral cats�. Thus an agency was found who offers a �Spay and Neuter� Program at a nominal fee. Spay $50.00 and Neuter $40.00. (Prices subject to change). The Agency �Animal Protection Guild Low Cost Spay Neuter Program�. This program is not available to pet owners that have acquired their pets from a breeder or breeder outlet. Contact Information: 330-649-0443- Brochures available at village hall. To help defray cost with the Spay and Neuter Program, Village of East Canton is actively seeking grant money to support this program (look for details as they become available). 6.NEXT OF KIN EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Through the Next of Kin Emergency Contact Information Program, Ohioans can identify the person they choose to be notified in the event they are involved in an accident or emergency leaving them unable to communicate with law enforcement or emergency medical responders. The Next of Kin (N.O.K.) program allows Ohioans with a drivers license, temporary permit or state ID the option of adding emergency contact information to their Ohio License/ID record. The program features are: 1.It�s free! There is no fee to add contact information to your drivers license/permit/ID record. 2.Contact information will be stored in a secure database which holds Ohio drivers license/ID information, accessed only by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles &law enforcement. 3.For Ohioans age 18 and older, the contact person can be a relative, friend, or co-worker. 4.Those under age 18 are required to have a parent or legal guardian as their primary contact. 5.For children with an ID, under the age of 15, parents are encouraged to sign up for the N.O.K. Registry. Two emergency contacts can be added into the N.O.K. Registry to be used by law enforcement in the event the child becomes lost or is reported missing. If the child is ever involved in an emergency situation or otherwise unable to communicate, law enforcement will use the N.O.K. information to notify these emergency contacts. 6.For more information regarding child IDs visit http://bmv.ohio.gov and click on ID R Kids. Three ways to submit your Next of Kin Information: In person at any local deputy registrar. Online at http://bmv.ohio.gov Pick up a form at your local Deputy Registrar, fill it out and mail it in. 7.NEED TO �BORROW� MEDICAL EQUIPMENT? Contact Bill Tuttle (330-862-2780) of the Little Sandy Creek Ruritans A variety of medical equipment is available: Canes, crutches, commode chairs, hospital beds, walkers, wheelchairs and many other items 8.Lease 5 flags for $25/year The East Canton Rotary is launching a 5 for $25 flag lease program that will provide a 3 ft. X 5 ft. flag in your front yard five times a year. Flags will be placed a few days before & after Memorial Day; 4th of July; Flag Day including E.C. Festival Days; Labor Day including 9-11; and also Veteran�s Day. You can sign up with any Rotary member or stop in at Sherer Appliance, Foltz Community Center or Consumer National Bank for an application or contact Tom Sherer at 330-575-2159. Applications received by the end of October will entitle you to a FREE flag for Veteran�s Day for this year. It takes about a week to contact the utilities before a semi-permanent receptacle can be installed in your yard. Please help show your patriotism and support the East Canton Rotary. Local Rotary projects include restoration of the East Canton Village Park walking track and lavatories, the Summer Safetyburg Week Program for area children; and to help offset the cost of thermal-imaging devices for the Osnaburg Twp. Fire Dept. 9.WATER RATE INCREASES FOR 2017. WATER RATE INCREASES on January 1, 2017. A 2% increase will be reflected on your May 2017 water bill.. 10.TOP TEN REUSE TIPS. Reduce waste, conserve resources and save money by choosing to reuse! 1) Buy Used, Surplus, Refurbished & Remanufactured Goods - Whether you need a kitchen cabinet, dress, or toner cartridge; you can green your purchases by visiting local reuse organizations first. Plus you can save 75% off retail. 2) Choose Durables over Disposables - Disposable products add convenience, but consider just one aspect of this market - bottled water: Americans buy 29 billion single serve bottles of water each year, and 75% are thrown out right after use. Use durables such as reusable shopping bags, cloth napkins, and refillable containers. 3) Rent or Borrow Instead of Buying - Consider renting or borrowing items that you will use only infrequently. This may include trailers, camping and gardening equipment, and power tools. 4) Buy in Bulk, rather than Single-Serve - While single-serving foods might be appealing, they are a waste of resources and money. Buy large quantities, and put the contents into small, reusable containers. 5) Zero Waste Meals - When you are packing a lunch, be sure to plan ahead. By packing a waste-free lunch using reusable containers you�ll reduce your impact on the earth. 6) Consider Reselling - Got clutter? Need to earn a little extra money? Consider holding a yard sale, listing items on Craigslist, or bringing them to your local consignment shop. 7) Donate it, don�t dump it - Give your old stuff new life by contributing it to worthy organizations. Clothing, electronics, home furnishings, and building materials are just a few items that can be donated to reuse organizations, which locally include The Stock Pile, Goodwill, The Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity�s ReStore, and others. 8) Compost Your Food Scraps - Make your own compost. By composting your food scraps and yard trimmings you can dramatically reduce the amount of waste you generate and improve your garden at the same time. 9) Reuse Your Rain Water - If you want to save on your water bills, use a rain water barrel to collect water for your garden. This also helps reduce storm water runoff on your property. 10) Leave it on the Lawn - Want a healthier lawn? Using a mulching mower and leave your clippings there- it�s better for your lawn and our environment. Condensed from The Reuse Alliance (www.reusealliance.org) 11.East Canton is proud to welcome Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc.�s. East Canton is proud to welcome Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc.�s new office building to the Village. This beautiful structure, located at 831 Nassau St. West enhances our historic village. An East Canton based company since 1973, Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc. has been serving the oil and gas industry for the past 40 years. 12.RECYCLING NEWS Residents living in East Canton and Osnaburg Twp. may recycle items at the following locations: Newspapers, cardboard, plastic, glass and cans Osnaburg Twp. Fire Station, 110 W. Church Street in East Canton Open daily from dawn to dusk. Yard Waste Materials including grass, leaves, branches, stumps, shrubs, and sod Nimishillen Twp Garage 4915 Nickelplate Ave. Open daily from dawn to dusk Tire Recycling City of Canton Recycling Center, 742 Schroyer Ave. SW Accepts 12 tires per person; Car & light truck tires on or off the rim (FREE of Charge) Open Mon, Wed, & Fri. 10 a.m.�2 p.m. except holidays Plastic Grocery Bag Recycling Marcs, Fisher Foods and Wal-Marts Containers are located at the entry doors Good Clothing�Gently used and new East Canton Church of God Distributed FREE to less fortunate Drop off times: Mon. thru. Thurs. during working hours Call 330-488-8372 or 330-488-0366 for information Appliances (freon removed) Slesnick Iron & Metal, 927 Warner Rd. S.E. Open Mon.�Fri. 8 a.m.�4 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.�11 a.m. Computers & Electronics City of Canton Recycling Center, 742 Schroyer S.W. Mon., Wed. & Fri. 10 a.m.�2 pm except legal holidays Outdated & Unused Prescriptions & Over the Counter Drugs Louisville Police Department, 1150 W. Main St. Drop off 7 days a week 24 hours a day in the lobby. Pills should be in original container minus the label or black out any personal information 13.LAWNS � NOXIOUS WEEDS During the growing season, residents and all property owners are responsible for keeping the grass cut & weeds must not be allowed to be more than 8 inches tall. REMINDER�.It is against village ordinance to blow grass clippings or leaves onto village streets. Citations may be issued for those not complying with this ordinance. PROPERTY EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE CODE: The Village of East Canton adopted a Residential and Commercial Property Maintenance Code July 24, 2006. All residential and commercial structures, accessory structures and surrounding property areas shall be maintained in good repair, structurally sound and in a sanitary condition so as not to pose a threat to the public health, safety or welfare and not to cause a public nuisance. Code states that the following be maintained and in good repair: 1. Exterior walls and surfaces - Exposed surfaces should be sided or painted 2. Street Address number � Each premise shall have a house number posted 3. Foundation walls � Free from cracking as to allow entry of rodents or other pest or crumbling walls subject to cave in 4. Roofs & Chimneys � Roofs should be structurally safe & maintained free from holes, breaks, loose, rotting or deteriorated shingles. Chimneys, TV & radio towers/antennas shall be structurally safe and in good repair 5. Gutters & Downspouts � All residential & commercial structures shall have gutters, leaders or downspouts which shall be securely fastened and maintained; free from holes, breaks, loose or rotting materials. All discharge shall be directed into storm sewers, ditches or natural watercourses and shall not be discharged directly onto adjoining property or public streets 6. Windows � Shall be kept in sound condition and good repair 7. Vacant Units � Shall be kept clean and free of debris. The grounds of the premises shall be kept free of weeds and debris and the grass shall be kept mowed. Vacant property shall be closed and secured to prevent trespass and shall comply with the above mentioned maintenance. 8. Attached Accessory Structures � All porches, decks shall be maintained in structurally sound and safe conditions and free from holes, breaks, loose or rotting materials and properly surface coated. 9. Other Accessory Structures � Detached garages, sheds, fences, walls, shall be maintained structurally sound and in good repair and free from holes, cracks and loose or rotting materials. All exposed surfaces should be treated by weather-coating materials such as paint or siding. For a complete copy of Ordinance #2006-05 see the Planning/Zoning Department Page on this Website or stop at Village Hall for a printed copy. Concerns and/or complaints may be directed to our Zoning Inspector Blaine Strawder at 330-575-9054. 14.2015 Electric Aggregation Program...NOTE: INTEGRYS IS NOW CONSTELLATION In November 2011, Village of East Canton voters authorized by majority vote the creation of an Electric Aggregation Program to seek lower electricity rates for eligible residential and small business customers. Village of East Canton selected Integrys Energy Services, Inc. to supply electricity to the Village Electric Aggregation Program. As a resident or small business in Village of East Canton you are eligible to participate in this program. You will be automatically enrolled in the program unless you opt out by February 12, 2015 Village of East Canton has negotiated a competitive price of $0.0719/kWh. Integry�s rate is fixed from your first meter read in March 2015 meter read following successful enrollment through your March 2018 meter read. A fixed price offers budget stability. Other than the price and supplier, nothing regarding your electricity service will change. You will continue to receive one monthly bill from AEP Ohio. AEP will continue to deliver your electricity, restore power following an outage, and be responsible for maintaining the system that delivers power to your home. If you have any questions, you may call toll free at 855-838-5607. Representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 15.Have you noticed the �Blue & Gold� fire hydrants Have you noticed the �Blue & Gold� fire hydrants throughout the Village? This beautification project was headed by local resident Paul Band. He enlisted the assistance of the East Canton High School National Honor Society under the direction of Mrs. Lisa Gothard. Over 90 fire hydrants were painted between September and November 2015 by 27 student volunteers. Paint, brushes and thinner were donated through Jennifer Blake of Sherwin-Williams Company on Columbus Road N.E., Canton. Appreciation is expressed to all involved for a wonderful job. 16.NEW VILLAGE PARK RULES � EFFECTIVE NOV. 2, 2015 The Village Park will be �Open� from dawn to one-half hour (30 minutes) after the published time of sunset. 17.FREE SMOKE ALARMS Does your home have working smoke alarms? If not, call your local Red Cross Chapter at 330-453-0146 or 330-343-8633 to get your free smoke alarms. Operation Save-A-Life, a program of the American Red Cross Northeast Ohio Region, provides FREE smoke alarms and batteries to Stark County residents. Smoke alarms are installed by trained Red Cross volunteers and local firefighters at no cost to residents. Call now to get scheduled. 18. WATER METER REPLACEMENT PROGRAM In 2015 the Village of East Canton initiated the water meter replacement program. To date sixty meters have been installed. The goal is to replace all 742 meters in the village in the next six years with radio read meters. Plans are to install 100 meters in 2016. Expect a call from Village Administrator Ed Collins for an appointment to install your new meter. 19. Landlord/Tenant Form click here to load the landlord/tenant form. 20. VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON SPRING CLEAN UP VILLAGE OF EAST CANTONSPRING CLEAN UP SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2017 Trash should be bagged, bundled or boxed and set at curbside by 6:00 AM Items NOT collected: Ashes Drums Hazardous Waste Oil Paint Solvent Liquids Medical Waste Tires Large Batteries Dead Animals Rocks Large Car Parts Bricks Stone Dirt Refrigerators Freezers Air Conditioners Dehumidifiers Flammable & Toxic Waste Any items in excess of 50 pounds FURNITURE & OTHER APPLIANCES ARE ACCEPTIBLE BRUSH MUST BE CUT & BUNDLED IN 4 FT. LENGTHS AND WEIGH 50 LB. OR LESS. (Brush that is not bundled will not be taken) EMPTY PAINT CANS OR DRIED PAINT IN CANS WITH LIDS REMOVED ARE ACCEPTIBLE Start your spring cleaning now and be sure to take advantage of this FREE service offered by the village on April 29! 21. ADOPT A STREET PROGRAM Individuals or groups are encouraged to �Adopt A Street in the Village� for clean up prior to April 29, 2017 or volunteer to keep a street clean for the entire year. FREE trash bags can be picked up at Village Hall weekdays during business hours, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. � 4:00 p.m. For more information, call Village Hall at 330-488-0220. 22. 11th ANNUAL GARAGE SALE EAST CANTON VILLAGE 11th ANNUAL GARAGE SALE Friday & Saturday May 12 & 13, 2017 9 a.m. � 5 p.m. Gather up those items too good to throw out and recycle those treasures at the East Canton Village Annual Community Garage Sale. The entire village is encouraged to participate by having a sale at your home or by shopping at area sales and businesses. No garage sale permit is needed for this event. GARAGE SALE MAPS List your sale on our Garage Sale Map! Call 330-488-0220 by May 8, 2017 to have your sale included. Garage Sale maps can be picked up at Village Hall, 130 South Cedar St. beginning Wed. May 10. Held in conjunction with: Osnaburg Historical Society Yard Sale, Plant Sale, and Luncheon 131 Nassau St. East, East Canton For more information, call Village Hall at 330-488-0220 23. FINANCIAL REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORTS FOR 2013, 2014 & 2015 FOR THE VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON ARE ON www.ohiocheckbook.com

The Village of East Canton was Settled in the 1700's and had the honor of being the first county seat.

Mayor Kathleen Almasy 330-488-0220 Village Administrator Edward Collins 330-488-0360 Fiscal Officer Michelle Scroggs 330-488-0220 Income Tax Department 330-488-0220 Water Department 330-488-0220 Zoning Inspector Blaine 330-575-9054

Mayor Kathleen Almasy 330-488-0220

Village Administrator Edward Collins 330-488-0360

Fiscal Officer Michelle Scroggs 330-488-0220

Income Tax Department 330-488-0220

Water Department 330-488-0220

Zoning Inspector Blaine 330-575-9054

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East Canton News Click on any of the Articles below to read it or click here to Open All | Close All EPA information for public Click here for EPA information for public. Water Quality Report Click here for Water Quality Report. 1.NEW NATURAL GAS AGGREGATION PROGRAM FOR 2017 The Village of East Canton has again contracted with CONSTELLATION ENERGY SERVICE for 2017. For the December 1, 2016 through November 30, 2017 gas flow months, customers in East Canton will pay $2.76/Mcf. If you currently are a Constellation Natural Gas Customer you do not have do to anything. For more information call 1-855-875-9840. 2.FAMILY EMERGENCY PLAN With all the natural disasters happening in the United States, one should be prepared. Here�s a list of suggestions in case of an emergency. 1. Make a list of emergency contacts. ���� 2. Make a Kit of emergency supplies: Include medication & medical supplies,�documents, food, water, supplies for your animals, etc. 3. Go to the closest emergency shelter (Canton Civic Center, 1101 Market Ave. North) 4. Stay Informed: Listen to media reports. Have a battery operated radio (and extra batteries) Above all, stay calm, be patient and think before you act. ���� For more information visit ready.gov or call 1-800-BE-READY 3.WELCOME TO EAST CANTON STREET BANNERS Through the joint efforts of the East Canton Rotary and the Village of East Canton, street banners were purchased to welcome visitors into the village. The Rotary is a group of local business owners who have an interest in the betterment of our area. These community-minded individuals provide services to the Village of East Canton through their annual participation in the Adopt a Street Program, the recent park restroom renovation, and many other projects over the years. The street banners are a welcome addition and enhancement to our downtown area. Mayor Kathleen Almasy and Village Council Members wish to acknowledge the visionary efforts of the East Canton Rotary and thank the members for their continued support. 4.VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON THANKS OUR VOLUNTEERS! SAVING �TAX PAYER�S DOLLARS� OSNABURG DITCH CLEANING The week of June 11, 2012, the Eslich family who own Eslich Wrecking of Louisville and Stark C & D Landfill, located in Osnaburg Township donated excavating equipment and manpower to clean portions of Osnaburg Ditch in the Village of East Canton saving thousands of public dollars. Mayor Kathleen Almasy wishes to recognize this generous donation made by the Richard Eslich Family. 5.Spay and Neuter Program Feral Cats Running At Large In the last few years the Village of East Canton has seen an increase of �Stray Feral Cats� in the community. Cats, although a good animal to have around, left to multiply can cause some unwanted behavior. For this reason the Council of the Village of East Canton considered an ordinance requiring owner responsibility for those feeding feral cats. Former Mayor McGee thought it better to offer a solution rather than try and enforce an ordinance. Mayor McGee working with private citizen Al Lazarto researched different agencies that may offer a humane solution to address the over population of �feral cats�. Thus an agency was found who offers a �Spay and Neuter� Program at a nominal fee. Spay $50.00 and Neuter $40.00. (Prices subject to change). The Agency �Animal Protection Guild Low Cost Spay Neuter Program�. This program is not available to pet owners that have acquired their pets from a breeder or breeder outlet. Contact Information: 330-649-0443- Brochures available at village hall. To help defray cost with the Spay and Neuter Program, Village of East Canton is actively seeking grant money to support this program (look for details as they become available). 6.NEXT OF KIN EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Through the Next of Kin Emergency Contact Information Program, Ohioans can identify the person they choose to be notified in the event they are involved in an accident or emergency leaving them unable to communicate with law enforcement or emergency medical responders. The Next of Kin (N.O.K.) program allows Ohioans with a drivers license, temporary permit or state ID the option of adding emergency contact information to their Ohio License/ID record. The program features are: 1.It�s free! There is no fee to add contact information to your drivers license/permit/ID record. 2.Contact information will be stored in a secure database which holds Ohio drivers license/ID information, accessed only by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles &law enforcement. 3.For Ohioans age 18 and older, the contact person can be a relative, friend, or co-worker. 4.Those under age 18 are required to have a parent or legal guardian as their primary contact. 5.For children with an ID, under the age of 15, parents are encouraged to sign up for the N.O.K. Registry. Two emergency contacts can be added into the N.O.K. Registry to be used by law enforcement in the event the child becomes lost or is reported missing. If the child is ever involved in an emergency situation or otherwise unable to communicate, law enforcement will use the N.O.K. information to notify these emergency contacts. 6.For more information regarding child IDs visit http://bmv.ohio.gov and click on ID R Kids. Three ways to submit your Next of Kin Information: In person at any local deputy registrar. Online at http://bmv.ohio.gov Pick up a form at your local Deputy Registrar, fill it out and mail it in. 7.NEED TO �BORROW� MEDICAL EQUIPMENT? Contact Bill Tuttle (330-862-2780) of the Little Sandy Creek Ruritans A variety of medical equipment is available: Canes, crutches, commode chairs, hospital beds, walkers, wheelchairs and many other items 8.Lease 5 flags for $25/year The East Canton Rotary is launching a 5 for $25 flag lease program that will provide a 3 ft. X 5 ft. flag in your front yard five times a year. Flags will be placed a few days before & after Memorial Day; 4th of July; Flag Day including E.C. Festival Days; Labor Day including 9-11; and also Veteran�s Day. You can sign up with any Rotary member or stop in at Sherer Appliance, Foltz Community Center or Consumer National Bank for an application or contact Tom Sherer at 330-575-2159. Applications received by the end of October will entitle you to a FREE flag for Veteran�s Day for this year. It takes about a week to contact the utilities before a semi-permanent receptacle can be installed in your yard. Please help show your patriotism and support the East Canton Rotary. Local Rotary projects include restoration of the East Canton Village Park walking track and lavatories, the Summer Safetyburg Week Program for area children; and to help offset the cost of thermal-imaging devices for the Osnaburg Twp. Fire Dept. 9.WATER RATE INCREASES FOR 2017. WATER RATE INCREASES on January 1, 2017. A 2% increase will be reflected on your May 2017 water bill.. 10.TOP TEN REUSE TIPS. Reduce waste, conserve resources and save money by choosing to reuse! 1) Buy Used, Surplus, Refurbished & Remanufactured Goods - Whether you need a kitchen cabinet, dress, or toner cartridge; you can green your purchases by visiting local reuse organizations first. Plus you can save 75% off retail. 2) Choose Durables over Disposables - Disposable products add convenience, but consider just one aspect of this market - bottled water: Americans buy 29 billion single serve bottles of water each year, and 75% are thrown out right after use. Use durables such as reusable shopping bags, cloth napkins, and refillable containers. 3) Rent or Borrow Instead of Buying - Consider renting or borrowing items that you will use only infrequently. This may include trailers, camping and gardening equipment, and power tools. 4) Buy in Bulk, rather than Single-Serve - While single-serving foods might be appealing, they are a waste of resources and money. Buy large quantities, and put the contents into small, reusable containers. 5) Zero Waste Meals - When you are packing a lunch, be sure to plan ahead. By packing a waste-free lunch using reusable containers you�ll reduce your impact on the earth. 6) Consider Reselling - Got clutter? Need to earn a little extra money? Consider holding a yard sale, listing items on Craigslist, or bringing them to your local consignment shop. 7) Donate it, don�t dump it - Give your old stuff new life by contributing it to worthy organizations. Clothing, electronics, home furnishings, and building materials are just a few items that can be donated to reuse organizations, which locally include The Stock Pile, Goodwill, The Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity�s ReStore, and others. 8) Compost Your Food Scraps - Make your own compost. By composting your food scraps and yard trimmings you can dramatically reduce the amount of waste you generate and improve your garden at the same time. 9) Reuse Your Rain Water - If you want to save on your water bills, use a rain water barrel to collect water for your garden. This also helps reduce storm water runoff on your property. 10) Leave it on the Lawn - Want a healthier lawn? Using a mulching mower and leave your clippings there- it�s better for your lawn and our environment. Condensed from The Reuse Alliance (www.reusealliance.org) 11.East Canton is proud to welcome Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc.�s. East Canton is proud to welcome Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc.�s new office building to the Village. This beautiful structure, located at 831 Nassau St. West enhances our historic village. An East Canton based company since 1973, Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc. has been serving the oil and gas industry for the past 40 years. 12.RECYCLING NEWS Residents living in East Canton and Osnaburg Twp. may recycle items at the following locations: Newspapers, cardboard, plastic, glass and cans Osnaburg Twp. Fire Station, 110 W. Church Street in East Canton Open daily from dawn to dusk. Yard Waste Materials including grass, leaves, branches, stumps, shrubs, and sod Nimishillen Twp Garage 4915 Nickelplate Ave. Open daily from dawn to dusk Tire Recycling City of Canton Recycling Center, 742 Schroyer Ave. SW Accepts 12 tires per person; Car & light truck tires on or off the rim (FREE of Charge) Open Mon, Wed, & Fri. 10 a.m.�2 p.m. except holidays Plastic Grocery Bag Recycling Marcs, Fisher Foods and Wal-Marts Containers are located at the entry doors Good Clothing�Gently used and new East Canton Church of God Distributed FREE to less fortunate Drop off times: Mon. thru. Thurs. during working hours Call 330-488-8372 or 330-488-0366 for information Appliances (freon removed) Slesnick Iron & Metal, 927 Warner Rd. S.E. Open Mon.�Fri. 8 a.m.�4 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.�11 a.m. Computers & Electronics City of Canton Recycling Center, 742 Schroyer S.W. Mon., Wed. & Fri. 10 a.m.�2 pm except legal holidays Outdated & Unused Prescriptions & Over the Counter Drugs Louisville Police Department, 1150 W. Main St. Drop off 7 days a week 24 hours a day in the lobby. Pills should be in original container minus the label or black out any personal information 13.LAWNS � NOXIOUS WEEDS During the growing season, residents and all property owners are responsible for keeping the grass cut & weeds must not be allowed to be more than 8 inches tall. REMINDER�.It is against village ordinance to blow grass clippings or leaves onto village streets. Citations may be issued for those not complying with this ordinance. PROPERTY EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE CODE: The Village of East Canton adopted a Residential and Commercial Property Maintenance Code July 24, 2006. All residential and commercial structures, accessory structures and surrounding property areas shall be maintained in good repair, structurally sound and in a sanitary condition so as not to pose a threat to the public health, safety or welfare and not to cause a public nuisance. Code states that the following be maintained and in good repair: 1. Exterior walls and surfaces - Exposed surfaces should be sided or painted 2. Street Address number � Each premise shall have a house number posted 3. Foundation walls � Free from cracking as to allow entry of rodents or other pest or crumbling walls subject to cave in 4. Roofs & Chimneys � Roofs should be structurally safe & maintained free from holes, breaks, loose, rotting or deteriorated shingles. Chimneys, TV & radio towers/antennas shall be structurally safe and in good repair 5. Gutters & Downspouts � All residential & commercial structures shall have gutters, leaders or downspouts which shall be securely fastened and maintained; free from holes, breaks, loose or rotting materials. All discharge shall be directed into storm sewers, ditches or natural watercourses and shall not be discharged directly onto adjoining property or public streets 6. Windows � Shall be kept in sound condition and good repair 7. Vacant Units � Shall be kept clean and free of debris. The grounds of the premises shall be kept free of weeds and debris and the grass shall be kept mowed. Vacant property shall be closed and secured to prevent trespass and shall comply with the above mentioned maintenance. 8. Attached Accessory Structures � All porches, decks shall be maintained in structurally sound and safe conditions and free from holes, breaks, loose or rotting materials and properly surface coated. 9. Other Accessory Structures � Detached garages, sheds, fences, walls, shall be maintained structurally sound and in good repair and free from holes, cracks and loose or rotting materials. All exposed surfaces should be treated by weather-coating materials such as paint or siding. For a complete copy of Ordinance #2006-05 see the Planning/Zoning Department Page on this Website or stop at Village Hall for a printed copy. Concerns and/or complaints may be directed to our Zoning Inspector Blaine Strawder at 330-575-9054. 14.2015 Electric Aggregation Program...NOTE: INTEGRYS IS NOW CONSTELLATION In November 2011, Village of East Canton voters authorized by majority vote the creation of an Electric Aggregation Program to seek lower electricity rates for eligible residential and small business customers. Village of East Canton selected Integrys Energy Services, Inc. to supply electricity to the Village Electric Aggregation Program. As a resident or small business in Village of East Canton you are eligible to participate in this program. You will be automatically enrolled in the program unless you opt out by February 12, 2015 Village of East Canton has negotiated a competitive price of $0.0719/kWh. Integry�s rate is fixed from your first meter read in March 2015 meter read following successful enrollment through your March 2018 meter read. A fixed price offers budget stability. Other than the price and supplier, nothing regarding your electricity service will change. You will continue to receive one monthly bill from AEP Ohio. AEP will continue to deliver your electricity, restore power following an outage, and be responsible for maintaining the system that delivers power to your home. If you have any questions, you may call toll free at 855-838-5607. Representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 15.Have you noticed the �Blue & Gold� fire hydrants Have you noticed the �Blue & Gold� fire hydrants throughout the Village? This beautification project was headed by local resident Paul Band. He enlisted the assistance of the East Canton High School National Honor Society under the direction of Mrs. Lisa Gothard. Over 90 fire hydrants were painted between September and November 2015 by 27 student volunteers. Paint, brushes and thinner were donated through Jennifer Blake of Sherwin-Williams Company on Columbus Road N.E., Canton. Appreciation is expressed to all involved for a wonderful job. 16.NEW VILLAGE PARK RULES � EFFECTIVE NOV. 2, 2015 The Village Park will be �Open� from dawn to one-half hour (30 minutes) after the published time of sunset. 17.FREE SMOKE ALARMS Does your home have working smoke alarms? If not, call your local Red Cross Chapter at 330-453-0146 or 330-343-8633 to get your free smoke alarms. Operation Save-A-Life, a program of the American Red Cross Northeast Ohio Region, provides FREE smoke alarms and batteries to Stark County residents. Smoke alarms are installed by trained Red Cross volunteers and local firefighters at no cost to residents. Call now to get scheduled. 18. WATER METER REPLACEMENT PROGRAM In 2015 the Village of East Canton initiated the water meter replacement program. To date sixty meters have been installed. The goal is to replace all 742 meters in the village in the next six years with radio read meters. Plans are to install 100 meters in 2016. Expect a call from Village Administrator Ed Collins for an appointment to install your new meter. 19. Landlord/Tenant Form click here to load the landlord/tenant form. 20. VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON SPRING CLEAN UP VILLAGE OF EAST CANTONSPRING CLEAN UP SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2017 Trash should be bagged, bundled or boxed and set at curbside by 6:00 AM Items NOT collected: Ashes Drums Hazardous Waste Oil Paint Solvent Liquids Medical Waste Tires Large Batteries Dead Animals Rocks Large Car Parts Bricks Stone Dirt Refrigerators Freezers Air Conditioners Dehumidifiers Flammable & Toxic Waste Any items in excess of 50 pounds FURNITURE & OTHER APPLIANCES ARE ACCEPTIBLE BRUSH MUST BE CUT & BUNDLED IN 4 FT. LENGTHS AND WEIGH 50 LB. OR LESS. (Brush that is not bundled will not be taken) EMPTY PAINT CANS OR DRIED PAINT IN CANS WITH LIDS REMOVED ARE ACCEPTIBLE Start your spring cleaning now and be sure to take advantage of this FREE service offered by the village on April 29! 21. ADOPT A STREET PROGRAM Individuals or groups are encouraged to �Adopt A Street in the Village� for clean up prior to April 29, 2017 or volunteer to keep a street clean for the entire year. FREE trash bags can be picked up at Village Hall weekdays during business hours, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. � 4:00 p.m. For more information, call Village Hall at 330-488-0220. 22. 11th ANNUAL GARAGE SALE EAST CANTON VILLAGE 11th ANNUAL GARAGE SALE Friday & Saturday May 12 & 13, 2017 9 a.m. � 5 p.m. Gather up those items too good to throw out and recycle those treasures at the East Canton Village Annual Community Garage Sale. The entire village is encouraged to participate by having a sale at your home or by shopping at area sales and businesses. No garage sale permit is needed for this event. GARAGE SALE MAPS List your sale on our Garage Sale Map! Call 330-488-0220 by May 8, 2017 to have your sale included. Garage Sale maps can be picked up at Village Hall, 130 South Cedar St. beginning Wed. May 10. Held in conjunction with: Osnaburg Historical Society Yard Sale, Plant Sale, and Luncheon 131 Nassau St. East, East Canton For more information, call Village Hall at 330-488-0220 23. FINANCIAL REPORTS FINANCIAL REPORTS FOR 2013, 2014 & 2015 FOR THE VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON ARE ON www.ohiocheckbook.com

Click on any of the Articles below to read it or click here to Open All | Close All EPA information for public Click here for EPA information for public. Water Quality Report Click here for Water Quality Report. 1.NEW NATURAL GAS AGGREGATION PROGRAM FOR 2017 The Village of East Canton has again contracted with CONSTELLATION ENERGY SERVICE for 2017. For the December 1, 2016 through November 30, 2017 gas flow months, customers in East Canton will pay $2.76/Mcf. If you currently are a Constellation Natural Gas Customer you do not have do to anything. For more information call 1-855-875-9840. 2.FAMILY EMERGENCY PLAN With all the natural disasters happening in the United States, one should be prepared. Here�s a list of suggestions in case of an emergency. 1. Make a list of emergency contacts. ���� 2. Make a Kit of emergency supplies: Include medication & medical supplies,�documents, food, water, supplies for your animals, etc. 3. Go to the closest emergency shelter (Canton Civic Center, 1101 Market Ave. North) 4. Stay Informed: Listen to media reports. Have a battery operated radio (and extra batteries) Above all, stay calm, be patient and think before you act. ���� For more information visit ready.gov or call 1-800-BE-READY 3.WELCOME TO EAST CANTON STREET BANNERS Through the joint efforts of the East Canton Rotary and the Village of East Canton, street banners were purchased to welcome visitors into the village. The Rotary is a group of local business owners who have an interest in the betterment of our area. These community-minded individuals provide services to the Village of East Canton through their annual participation in the Adopt a Street Program, the recent park restroom renovation, and many other projects over the years. The street banners are a welcome addition and enhancement to our downtown area. Mayor Kathleen Almasy and Village Council Members wish to acknowledge the visionary efforts of the East Canton Rotary and thank the members for their continued support. 4.VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON THANKS OUR VOLUNTEERS! SAVING �TAX PAYER�S DOLLARS� OSNABURG DITCH CLEANING The week of June 11, 2012, the Eslich family who own Eslich Wrecking of Louisville and Stark C & D Landfill, located in Osnaburg Township donated excavating equipment and manpower to clean portions of Osnaburg Ditch in the Village of East Canton saving thousands of public dollars. Mayor Kathleen Almasy wishes to recognize this generous donation made by the Richard Eslich Family. 5.Spay and Neuter Program Feral Cats Running At Large In the last few years the Village of East Canton has seen an increase of �Stray Feral Cats� in the community. Cats, although a good animal to have around, left to multiply can cause some unwanted behavior. For this reason the Council of the Village of East Canton considered an ordinance requiring owner responsibility for those feeding feral cats. Former Mayor McGee thought it better to offer a solution rather than try and enforce an ordinance. Mayor McGee working with private citizen Al Lazarto researched different agencies that may offer a humane solution to address the over population of �feral cats�. Thus an agency was found who offers a �Spay and Neuter� Program at a nominal fee. Spay $50.00 and Neuter $40.00. (Prices subject to change). The Agency �Animal Protection Guild Low Cost Spay Neuter Program�. This program is not available to pet owners that have acquired their pets from a breeder or breeder outlet. Contact Information: 330-649-0443- Brochures available at village hall. To help defray cost with the Spay and Neuter Program, Village of East Canton is actively seeking grant money to support this program (look for details as they become available). 6.NEXT OF KIN EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Through the Next of Kin Emergency Contact Information Program, Ohioans can identify the person they choose to be notified in the event they are involved in an accident or emergency leaving them unable to communicate with law enforcement or emergency medical responders. The Next of Kin (N.O.K.) program allows Ohioans with a drivers license, temporary permit or state ID the option of adding emergency contact information to their Ohio License/ID record. The program features are: 1.It�s free! There is no fee to add contact information to your drivers license/permit/ID record. 2.Contact information will be stored in a secure database which holds Ohio drivers license/ID information, accessed only by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles &law enforcement. 3.For Ohioans age 18 and older, the contact person can be a relative, friend, or co-worker. 4.Those under age 18 are required to have a parent or legal guardian as their primary contact. 5.For children with an ID, under the age of 15, parents are encouraged to sign up for the N.O.K. Registry. Two emergency contacts can be added into the N.O.K. Registry to be used by law enforcement in the event the child becomes lost or is reported missing. If the child is ever involved in an emergency situation or otherwise unable to communicate, law enforcement will use the N.O.K. information to notify these emergency contacts. 6.For more information regarding child IDs visit http://bmv.ohio.gov and click on ID R Kids. Three ways to submit your Next of Kin Information: In person at any local deputy registrar. Online at http://bmv.ohio.gov Pick up a form at your local Deputy Registrar, fill it out and mail it in. 7.NEED TO �BORROW� MEDICAL EQUIPMENT? Contact Bill Tuttle (330-862-2780) of the Little Sandy Creek Ruritans A variety of medical equipment is available: Canes, crutches, commode chairs, hospital beds, walkers, wheelchairs and many other items 8.Lease 5 flags for $25/year The East Canton Rotary is launching a 5 for $25 flag lease program that will provide a 3 ft. X 5 ft. flag in your front yard five times a year. Flags will be placed a few days before & after Memorial Day; 4th of July; Flag Day including E.C. Festival Days; Labor Day including 9-11; and also Veteran�s Day. You can sign up with any Rotary member or stop in at Sherer Appliance, Foltz Community Center or Consumer National Bank for an application or contact Tom Sherer at 330-575-2159. Applications received by the end of October will entitle you to a FREE flag for Veteran�s Day for this year. It takes about a week to contact the utilities before a semi-permanent receptacle can be installed in your yard. Please help show your patriotism and support the East Canton Rotary. Local Rotary projects include restoration of the East Canton Village Park walking track and lavatories, the Summer Safetyburg Week Program for area children; and to help offset the cost of thermal-imaging devices for the Osnaburg Twp. Fire Dept. 9.WATER RATE INCREASES FOR 2017. WATER RATE INCREASES on January 1, 2017. A 2% increase will be reflected on your May 2017 water bill.. 10.TOP TEN REUSE TIPS. Reduce waste, conserve resources and save money by choosing to reuse! 1) Buy Used, Surplus, Refurbished & Remanufactured Goods - Whether you need a kitchen cabinet, dress, or toner cartridge; you can green your purchases by visiting local reuse organizations first. Plus you can save 75% off retail. 2) Choose Durables over Disposables - Disposable products add convenience, but consider just one aspect of this market - bottled water: Americans buy 29 billion single serve bottles of water each year, and 75% are thrown out right after use. Use durables such as reusable shopping bags, cloth napkins, and refillable containers. 3) Rent or Borrow Instead of Buying - Consider renting or borrowing items that you will use only infrequently. This may include trailers, camping and gardening equipment, and power tools. 4) Buy in Bulk, rather than Single-Serve - While single-serving foods might be appealing, they are a waste of resources and money. Buy large quantities, and put the contents into small, reusable containers. 5) Zero Waste Meals - When you are packing a lunch, be sure to plan ahead. By packing a waste-free lunch using reusable containers you�ll reduce your impact on the earth. 6) Consider Reselling - Got clutter? Need to earn a little extra money? Consider holding a yard sale, listing items on Craigslist, or bringing them to your local consignment shop. 7) Donate it, don�t dump it - Give your old stuff new life by contributing it to worthy organizations. Clothing, electronics, home furnishings, and building materials are just a few items that can be donated to reuse organizations, which locally include The Stock Pile, Goodwill, The Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity�s ReStore, and others. 8) Compost Your Food Scraps - Make your own compost. By composting your food scraps and yard trimmings you can dramatically reduce the amount of waste you generate and improve your garden at the same time. 9) Reuse Your Rain Water - If you want to save on your water bills, use a rain water barrel to collect water for your garden. This also helps reduce storm water runoff on your property. 10) Leave it on the Lawn - Want a healthier lawn? Using a mulching mower and leave your clippings there- it�s better for your lawn and our environment. Condensed from The Reuse Alliance (www.reusealliance.org) 11.East Canton is proud to welcome Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc.�s. East Canton is proud to welcome Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc.�s new office building to the Village. This beautiful structure, located at 831 Nassau St. West enhances our historic village. An East Canton based company since 1973, Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc. has been serving the oil and gas industry for the past 40 years. 12.RECYCLING NEWS Residents living in East Canton and Osnaburg Twp. may recycle items at the following locations: Newspapers, cardboard, plastic, glass and cans Osnaburg Twp. Fire Station, 110 W. Church Street in East Canton Open daily from dawn to dusk. Yard Waste Materials including grass, leaves, branches, stumps, shrubs, and sod Nimishillen Twp Garage 4915 Nickelplate Ave. Open daily from dawn to dusk Tire Recycling City of Canton Recycling Center, 742 Schroyer Ave. SW Accepts 12 tires per person; Car & light truck tires on or off the rim (FREE of Charge) Open Mon, Wed, & Fri. 10 a.m.�2 p.m. except holidays Plastic Grocery Bag Recycling Marcs, Fisher Foods and Wal-Marts Containers are located at the entry doors Good Clothing�Gently used and new East Canton Church of God Distributed FREE to less fortunate Drop off times: Mon. thru. Thurs. during working hours Call 330-488-8372 or 330-488-0366 for information Appliances (freon removed) Slesnick Iron & Metal, 927 Warner Rd. S.E. Open Mon.�Fri. 8 a.m.�4 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.�11 a.m. Computers & Electronics City of Canton Recycling Center, 742 Schroyer S.W. Mon., Wed. & Fri. 10 a.m.�2 pm except legal holidays Outdated & Unused Prescriptions & Over the Counter Drugs Louisville Police Department, 1150 W. Main St. Drop off 7 days a week 24 hours a day in the lobby. Pills should be in original container minus the label or black out any personal information 13.LAWNS � NOXIOUS WEEDS During the growing season, residents and all property owners are responsible for keeping the grass cut & weeds must not be allowed to be more than 8 inches tall. REMINDER�.It is against village ordinance to blow grass clippings or leaves onto village streets. Citations may be issued for those not complying with this ordinance. PROPERTY EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE CODE: The Village of East Canton adopted a Residential and Commercial Property Maintenance Code July 24, 2006. All residential and commercial structures, accessory structures and surrounding property areas shall be maintained in good repair, structurally sound and in a sanitary condition so as not to pose a threat to the public health, safety or welfare and not to cause a public nuisance. Code states that the following be maintained and in good repair: 1. Exterior walls and surfaces - Exposed surfaces should be sided or painted 2. Street Address number � Each premise shall have a house number posted 3. Foundation walls � Free from cracking as to allow entry of rodents or other pest or crumbling walls subject to cave in 4. Roofs & Chimneys � Roofs should be structurally safe & maintained free from holes, breaks, loose, rotting or deteriorated shingles. Chimneys, TV & radio towers/antennas shall be structurally safe and in good repair 5. Gutters & Downspouts � All residential & commercial structures shall have gutters, leaders or downspouts which shall be securely fastened and maintained; free from holes, breaks, loose or rotting materials. All discharge shall be directed into storm sewers, ditches or natural watercourses and shall not be discharged directly onto adjoining property or public streets 6. Windows � Shall be kept in sound condition and good repair 7. Vacant Units � Shall be kept clean and free of debris. The grounds of the premises shall be kept free of weeds and debris and the grass shall be kept mowed. Vacant property shall be closed and secured to prevent trespass and shall comply with the above mentioned maintenance. 8. Attached Accessory Structures � All porches, decks shall be maintained in structurally sound and safe conditions and free from holes, breaks, loose or rotting materials and properly surface coated. 9. Other Accessory Structures � Detached garages, sheds, fences, walls, shall be maintained structurally sound and in good repair and free from holes, cracks and loose or rotting materials. All exposed surfaces should be treated by weather-coating materials such as paint or siding. For a complete copy of Ordinance #2006-05 see the Planning/Zoning Department Page on this Website or stop at Village Hall for a printed copy. Concerns and/or complaints may be directed to our Zoning Inspector Blaine Strawder at 330-575-9054. 14.2015 Electric Aggregation Program...NOTE: INTEGRYS IS NOW CONSTELLATION In November 2011, Village of East Canton voters authorized by majority vote the creation of an Electric Aggregation Program to seek lower electricity rates for eligible residential and small business customers. Village of East Canton selected Integrys Energy Services, Inc. to supply electricity to the Village Electric Aggregation Program. As a resident or small business in Village of East Canton you are eligible to participate in this program. You will be automatically enrolled in the program unless you opt out by February 12, 2015 Village of East Canton has negotiated a competitive price of $0.0719/kWh. Integry�s rate is fixed from your first meter read in March 2015 meter read following successful enrollment through your March 2018 meter read. A fixed price offers budget stability. Other than the price and supplier, nothing regarding your electricity service will change. You will continue to receive one monthly bill from AEP Ohio. AEP will continue to deliver your electricity, restore power following an outage, and be responsible for maintaining the system that delivers power to your home. If you have any questions, you may call toll free at 855-838-5607. Representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 15.Have you noticed the �Blue & Gold� fire hydrants Have you noticed the �Blue & Gold� fire hydrants throughout the Village? This beautification project was headed by local resident Paul Band. He enlisted the assistance of the East Canton High School National Honor Society under the direction of Mrs. Lisa Gothard. Over 90 fire hydrants were painted between September and November 2015 by 27 student volunteers. Paint, brushes and thinner were donated through Jennifer Blake of Sherwin-Williams Company on Columbus Road N.E., Canton. Appreciation is expressed to all involved for a wonderful job. 16.NEW VILLAGE PARK RULES � EFFECTIVE NOV. 2, 2015 The Village Park will be �Open� from dawn to one-half hour (30 minutes) after the published time of sunset. 17.FREE SMOKE ALARMS Does your home have working smoke alarms? If not, call your local Red Cross Chapter at 330-453-0146 or 330-343-8633 to get your free smoke alarms. Operation Save-A-Life, a program of the American Red Cross Northeast Ohio Region, provides FREE smoke alarms and batteries to Stark County residents. Smoke alarms are installed by trained Red Cross volunteers and local firefighters at no cost to residents. Call now to get scheduled. 18. WATER METER REPLACEMENT PROGRAM In 2015 the Village of East Canton initiated the water meter replacement program. To date sixty meters have been installed. The goal is to replace all 742 meters in the village in the next six years with radio read meters. Plans are to install 100 meters in 2016. Expect a call from Village Administrator Ed Collins for an appointment to install your new meter. 19. Landlord/Tenant Form click here to load the landlord/tenant form. 20. VILLAGE OF EAST CANTON SPRING CLEAN UP VILLAGE OF EAST CANTONSPRING CLEAN UP SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2017 Trash should be bagged, bundled or boxed and set at curbside by 6:00 AM Items NOT collected: Ashes Drums Hazardous Waste Oil Paint Solvent Liquids Medical Waste Tires Large Batteries Dead Animals Rocks Large Car Parts Bricks Stone Dirt Refrigerators Freezers Air Conditioners Dehumidifiers Flammable & Toxic Waste Any items in excess of 50 pounds FURNITURE & OTHER APPLIANCES ARE ACCEPTIBLE BRUSH MUST BE CUT & BUNDLED IN 4 FT. LENGTHS AND WEIGH 50 LB. OR LESS. (Brush that is not bundled will not be taken) EMPTY PAINT CANS OR DRIED PAINT IN CANS WITH LIDS REMOVED ARE ACCEPTIBLE Start your spring cleaning now and be sure to take advantage of this FREE service offered by the village on April 29! 21. ADOPT A STREET PROGRAM Individuals or groups are encouraged to �Adopt A Street in the Village� for clean up prior to April 29, 2017 or volunteer to keep a street clean for the entire year. FREE trash bags can be picked up at Village Hall weekdays during business hours, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. � 4:00 p.m. For more information, call Village Hall at 330-488-0220. 22. 11th ANNUAL GARAGE SALE EAST CANTON VILLAGE 11th ANNUAL GARAGE SALE Friday & Saturday May 12 & 13, 2017 9 a.m. � 5 p.m. Gather up those items too good to throw out and recycle those treasures at the East Canton Village Annual Community Garage Sale. The entire village is encouraged to participate by having a sale at your home or by shopping at area sales and businesses. No garage sale permit is needed for this event. GARAGE SALE MAPS List your sale on our Garage Sale Map! Call 330-488-0220 by May 8, 2017 to have your sale included. Garage Sale maps can be picked up at Village Hall, 130 South Cedar St. beginning Wed. May 10. Held in conjunction with: Osnaburg Historical Society Yard Sale, Plant Sale, and Luncheon 131 Nassau St. East, East Canton For more information, call Village Hall at 330-488-0220 23. 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East Canton is proud to welcome Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc.�s new office building to the Village. This beautiful structure, located at 831 Nassau St. West enhances our historic village. An East Canton based company since 1973, Mid-East Truck & Tractor, Inc. has been serving the oil and gas industry for the past 40 years.