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Voorhees Board approves architect, auditor, counsel and physician contracts; solicitor contract passes with one no vote
Summary
The Voorhees Township Board of Education approved several professional-service contracts — including an architect of record, district auditor, labor counsel and physician services — and awarded its board-solicitor contract to Gorman, Danella & Morlock following an 8–1 vote.
The Voorhees Township Board of Education approved a slate of professional-service contracts in its June meeting, voting to award an architect contract, appoint an auditor, confirm labor counsel and approve physician services for the 2026–27 year. One contested vote on the board-solicitor contract was recorded as 8–1.
On Item 7.1 the board approved Fryac Fights Hopkins Duffy PC as architect of record for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at a variable hourly rate of $75 to $155, budgeted at $40,000. The motion was moved and seconded and recorded as passing on an online roll-call vote.
On Item 7.2 board members approved the appointment of Todd Sailor of PKF O’Connor Davies LLP as the district’s auditor after a motion and roll-call vote.
For Item 7.3 the board moved to award the board-solicitor contract to Gorman, Danella & Morlock. The transcript records the vote as eight yes votes and one no (Mr. Rosen). Mrs. Watson announced, “There’s eight yeses, one no for Mr. Rosen. Motion passes.”
The board also approved labor counsel — Frank Cavalo of Parker McKay (Item 7.4) — and professional physician services to Dr. David Kerner (Item 7.5); those motions were recorded as passing on online roll-call votes.
Board members completed each motion with standard roll-call voting procedure; no additional discussion or amendments were recorded on these items during the public meeting. The board did not take further public action related to these contracts beyond the approvals recorded at the meeting.
