Livonia Public Schools Committee Meeting June 8 2026

The Livonia Public Schools Board of Education held a Committee of the Whole meeting on June 8, 2026, focusing on various operational and budgetary topics. Key procurement discussions included approval of a food service freezer alarm system to monitor refrigeration equipment across the district, with an annual service fee of $6,900 and integration with existing food service management systems. The board also reviewed vendor selections for food service supplies, including local Michigan companies, and discussed lease agreements for preschool facilities. Additionally, the board considered the purchase of a 10-passenger van for the Garfield work skills program, funded partially by grants and discretionary funds, with ongoing maintenance and operational costs. Technology purchases totaling approximately $99,000 were proposed for student services, alongside renewals of digital instructional licenses for music and Spanish language programs. Budget discussions highlighted increases in local and state revenues, adjustments for utility and athletic transportation costs, and the impact of health insurance cost changes. The board planned to vote on these procurement items and the 2026-27 budget at the upcoming regular meeting.