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The City of Dearborn's proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-2027 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027), a pre-adoption draft presented to City Council for consideration.
The Dearborn City Council meeting included the official recognition of the 35th City Council. Legislative actions included the first reading of ordinances regarding shopping cart nuisance rules and the establishment of the Dearborn Arts and Culture Commission as an advisory body. The Council approved the discontinuation of the penny currency rounding policy for cash transactions and authorized placing a library millage renewal on the upcoming ballot. Additionally, the city renewed its membership with the Michigan Municipal League. Several contracts were awarded for various projects, including the installation of a mural, green infrastructure design and construction engineering, the purchase of DPW vehicles, security camera installations at public pools, police dispatch console maintenance, playground renovations, and signage for Mystic Creek.
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The Council recognized several community groups and individuals, including the Pink Sisters, Mary Petlichkoff, and declared October 2025 as Michigan Library Appreciation Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Several grants were approved, including funding for cybersecurity training, regional fire department equipment, and firefighter training. The Council also approved contracts for senior and disabled transportation services, the Ford World Headquarters grand opening, a firefighter memorial, and drone shows for the Camp Dearborn Holiday Light Festival. Several procurement contracts and bids were awarded, including projects for golf course irrigation dredging and replacement, library security camera installation, EMS equipment purchases, and a five-year extension for EMS billing services.
The council issued citations for community service, offered condolences, and discussed several city projects. Key approvals included waiving the noise ordinance for an I-94 MDOT reconstruction project, awarding bids for concrete repair, holiday lighting installation, and alley paving. The council also authorized additional funding for park lighting, approved budget amendments for the Law Department, passed several ordinances related to building standards, parking, and traffic regulations, and accepted a federal justice grant. Additionally, the council approved special event permits for fireworks displays and a high school homecoming parade, authorized a roadway safety audit with SEMCOG, and approved the use of streets for a new city event, the Dearborn Wanderlights.
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