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• Mary Cirelli (At Large)
• Joe Cole (At Large)
• Greg Hawk (Ward 1)
• Thomas West (Ward 2)
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• Kevin Fisher (Ward 5)
• John Mariol II (Ward 7)
• Edmond Mack (Ward 8)
• Frank Morris (Ward 9)
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General Information
The City Council office is open Monday through Friday of each week,
excluding holidays, from 8:00 A.M. until 4:30 P.M.
Located on the Plaza Level of City Hall, 218 Cleveland Avenue SW, with steps providing entrance from Cleveland Avenue SW, and a wheelchair - accessible ramp from Second Street SW.
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Canton City Council 2012-2013. Back row L-R: Frank Morris (Ward 9), James Babcock (At-Large), Edmond Mack (Ward 8), Thomas West (Ward 2), Joseph Cole (At-Large), James Griffin (Ward 3), John Mariol II (Ward 7), Greg Hawk (Ward 1), Kevin Fisher (Ward 5), David Dougherty (Ward 6), Front Row: Chris Smith (Ward 4), Allen Schulman (Council President), Mary Cirelli (At-Large).
Canton City Council is the legislative body of City government, comprised of elected officials who assemble for the purpose of adopting measures of municipal law.
The City of Canton is divided into nine (9) wards. Each ward elects one member to represent the ward, along with three Councilmembers-At-Large. City Council therefore, consists of twelve members.
In addition to having the authority to enact legislation, ward councilmembers represent the specific interests of the citizens in their respective wards. Council members-At-Large, represent the interests of all residents of the city without regard to ward location.
The Council President is elected city-wide and is the Presiding Officer at all regular and special meetings of Council, but has no authority to vote except in the case of a tie vote on any issue. In case of a tie, the President's right to vote is optional and not mandatory.
City Council News
Honor our nation's flag by practicing proper etiquette
By Cynthia Timberlake
Posted: Jun 15, 2009
The American flag means many things to many people. It symbolizes the freedom to make our own decisions, the ability to choose the paths we wish to take, the opportunity to follow our dreams, and so much more. As you see the stars and stripes displayed around town, or if you wish to fly your own flag, keep in mind these rules that will help to properly show your patriotism to our nation.
• When the flag of the United States is displayed from a staff projecting horizontally or at an angel from
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News
Honor our nation's flag by practicing proper etiquette
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