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Trustees press for contract details before approving multi-year security services agreement

Oak Park School District Board of Education · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The board reviewed a proposed multi-year contract with Guard Security to provide districtwide security services through June 2029; trustees requested to review the contract language and scope of duties before finalizing approval.

Board members discussed a proposed districtwide security services agreement for July 1 through June 30, 2029, with an estimated multi-year cost. Trustees asked whether the board would receive the full contract and questioned whether staff had already hired or negotiated terms without presenting final written agreements to the board.

One trustee asked, "Do we know when we're going to get... the contract to look at like what their duties are?" expressing reluctance to vote without seeing the written scope of work. The presenter said contracts in practice sometimes come to the board after hiring but acknowledged trustees' desire for contract detail prior to final approval.

Trustees sought clarification about the length of the vendor's proposed term (three years was discussed) and whether district employees would have priority in hiring for security roles. The discussion concluded with trustees asking staff to provide the contract text and to clarify hiring practices and scope before voting on long-term commitments.

The agenda language indicated a recommendation to approve and accept a contract with Guard Security and to authorize district officers to execute it; the transcript records questions about timing and a call for a roll call vote later in the meeting, suggesting the board reserved final action pending review of contract details.