Dearborn board approves routine annual contracts and vendors in single motion

Dearborn City School District Board of Education · January 13, 2026

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Summary

At the Jan. 12 organizational meeting, the Dearborn City School District Board of Education approved six routine action items — banking services, counsel, auditor, architectural firms and routine advertisement — by a single roll-call motion.

The Dearborn City School District Board of Education approved six routine administrative items at its Jan. 12, 2026 organizational meeting by a single-motion roll-call vote.

The moderator asked whether any action items should be singled out for separate consideration and then requested a single motion to approve action items numbered 1 through 6 on the agenda as recommended. Trustee D'Ambrosio moved the motion and Trustee Petlichkoff (as recorded in the transcript) provided support; the moderator described the items as "regular items that are approved at every annual meeting." The board then conducted a roll-call vote. The transcript records affirmative roll-call responses from a series of trustees and the motion carried.

The presenter summarized the approved items as: 1) approval of banking services per board report 2578; 2) approval of general counsel; 3) approval of specific legal counsel; 4) approval of school district auditor; 5) approval of district architectural firms; and 6) approval of routine advertisement.

Why it matters: These routine approvals authorize vendors and professional services the district uses for financial operations, legal representation, audits and architecture selections for the coming year.

What’s next: The board recessed for 10 minutes and planned to reconvene for the general meeting.

Quoted from the meeting record: Moderator (Speaker 1) characterized the set as "regular items that are approved at every annual meeting."